Sometimes, Lilina was an awkward perfectionist. Of course, that was the literary way of putting it; in plain terms, she might have been a bit obsessive. As long as it was a standard she had set for herself, no matter how much effort it took, she had to make it perfect. The most direct example was the founding of the Life Goddess Church. When she had first been resurrected by us, she declared that she would become Ding Dang's priest. At the time, Ding Dang was still an absolute rookie goddess who had only just begun trying to manage a world independently. Pitiably, several of her subordinates had already been gods over multiple worlds. Not to mention priests, Ding Dang did not even have a single believer at her side. She herself had no idea how to spread faith. Despite making such a huge commotion in the Vidis Empire back then, the mortals of Vidis ultimately believed in the broad "Life Goddess," rather than Ding Dang herself. So everyone thought Lilina was joking. A palm-sized goddess, a goddess with virtually no strengths aside from eating candy quickly and jumping through flaming hoops accurately—follow a deity like that and establish a massive religion? And make that religion actually function, becoming the Empire's right-hand man?
At the time, we had regarded such a thing as nothing more than childish babbling. Lilina's deceptively childish appearance and personality always made us treat her like a child, and that time was no exception.
But Lilina later proved to us just how terrifyingly efficient an obsessive person could be once she made up her mind. All by herself, she simultaneously served as priest, bishop, missionary, and even divine servant. She wrote the doctrines—though they changed every other day—and established the church structure—though she had copied it