Chapter:60 What Exactly Is Love? - Is it wrong for a Godslayer to Have a harem goddesses

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Is it wrong for a Godslayer to Have a harem goddesses#60

30 May

For a moment, Loki said nothing. Then she erupted into laughter.

"Me? A crush on Godou!?" Loki pressed her hands into her stomach, doubling over. "How could I have a crush on Godou? I'm not that kind of God, you know? I don't get crushes, period."

"The first crush is always the hardest," Riveria said flatly.

Loki waved her hand dismissively. "Impossible. I'm a God, and Godou's a-" She suddenly stopped.

Riveria knew what Loki had been about to say. A human. Godou's a human. But they now both knew that that was not quite true. While a God falling for a human seemed slightly far-fetched, a God developing feelings for a demigod (for Riveria did not know what else to call Godou) seemed far more plausible.

Loki's amused grin flatlined as Riveria realized the exact same thoughts were going on within the goddess' mind.

"You're serious," Loki said.

"I am now," Riveria said. It was the only thing she could come up with where everything made sense. Loki wasn't just upset, she was jealous. Loki didn't just want Godou to be in her Familia, she wanted Godou to be with her. Loki wasn't just curious about Godou, she was interested in Godou.

Oh great Heavens. She never thought this day would come. Loki, who treated every girl in the Familia like walking stress-dolls, suddenly developing feelings for a man.

Across her, Loki's eyes narrowed. Riveria recognized when her goddess was thinking hard, and the subsequent fluttering of her eyelids confirmed what she already knew.

And then Loki opened her mouth. "Mama, what exactly is love, anyway?"

Riveria inwardly groaned. This was definitely going to be far more troublesome than it had been with Aiz. Aiz didn't talk back, and Riveria already knew that the ensuing conversation with Loki was certain to fray her nerves.

It had taken thirty whole minutes of nonstop explanations, questions, and analogies before Loki had, grudgingly, accepted that some small smidgen of her being might have developed minuscule and near-insignificant feelings for Kusanagi Godou.

Riveria wasn't well-versed in the arts of lovecraft, but she'd lived long enough to recognize what was what, something that apparently Loki had not. It hadn't been an easy conclusion to arrive at, but even Loki, in her stuck-in-denial state, could find no other explanation that could explain her aberrant behavior.

Loki, a God almost as old as civilization itself, had somehow managed to develop a crush on Kusanagi Godou.

"In short, do you think about him often, and want to see him, even when he's not around?"

"Yes."

"Would you feel happy if he pays a bit more attention to you than other people?"

"Yes."

"Would you feel upset if you saw him getting close to another woman like, let's say a certain blond-haired goddess?"

"YES," Loki replied through grit teeth.

Riveria leaned back. "Congratulations, Loki. You finally have your first crush after several eons of existence."

Despite her words, Riveria knew that this was no reason to celebrate. Love made people blind. Internally, she prepared herself for whatever stupid and reckless ideas Loki was going to spew out next.

"I have to kill Lancelot," Loki immediately said.

"No." Even without mentally readying herself beforehand, Riveria was sure she would have instantly shot down that idea anyway.

"Why not? It's the perfect plan! I'll kill Lancelot, and Godou will be heartbroken. And then, in his time of grief, I'll be there to comfort him, and because of that he'll fall in love with me instead. And then..." Loki paused. She turned to Riveria and asked, "and then what happens next? I've never done anything like this before, Mama." She sounded quite lost.

So this was what it's like for a God of tricks and mischief to fall in love. "Nothing happens," Riveria said. "Nothing happens because Godou's not going to fall in love with you if you kill Lancelot."

"He doesn't have to know," Loki said pointedly. "I can be discrete when I want to. I'll kill her secretly. I'm actually very good at things like that."

Oh, Riveria had no doubt about that. Which brought about the second problem with Loki's stupid idea. She couldn't believe she actually had to explain this to Loki.

"And how are you going to kill Lancelot? Mind you, she's stuck in Godou's soul almost all the time, but when she isn't, she has access to her Divine Powers, while you technically don't."

Riveria smiled when she saw Loki purse her lips in frustration. This whole situation would've been cute if Loki wasn't spouting out notions about murder.

"Maybe if I-"

"Stop," Riveria interrupted. "No killing. That's not going to solve anything."

"Then what am I supposed to do? This whole love and romance thingy is annoying!"

Riveria whole-heartedly agreed. "Maybe we can try to remove the crush," she suggested.

"You can do that?" Loki asked, surprised. "Is there some kind of spell? Or maybe a

ritual..."

"Love doesn't work that way, Loki," Riveria said blankly.