So... They Were Still Kind of Useful After All

Facts proved that no matter the reason, entrusting anything to Ding Dang with complete confidence was a colossal mistake.

This magical little goddess did not just keep failing Creation Studies—she had apparently never even passed composition class...

"The captain's divine power is impressive, but she is hopeless at anything that requires thinking, including graduation exams and writing reports," Monina said helplessly as she watched Ding Dang planting flowers and grass all over Ilson. "We have always written her reports for her. The people at the Pantheon really had it rough this time. Back at the divine academy, the teachers did not even dare grade the captain's homework."

So, Father God, you had thrown Ding Dang into this world because you wanted to use it as a daycare center and have us babysit your child, right?

"All right, all right. Anyway, you are here, and there is even a high-ranking god among you." I scratched my head, unsure how to mock these even less reliable subordinates whom unreliable Ding Dang had summoned over. "We really have run into some trouble. We can discuss it after we get back—hm? What is it?"

I suddenly sensed an inexplicable gaze from beside me. Turning toward it, I saw a little girl in a blue dress hurriedly lower her head. She was the Dragon God Girl in human form. Her name was Lin, I think? In any case, she was a girl I found very hard to associate with her true identity.

How did a mighty two-headed Golden Dragon turn into such a timid-looking little girl the moment she landed?

"Ah, yes!" The instant my gaze fell on her, Lin hurriedly bowed. "I am sorry, Human King. I... I damaged your territory. I will definitely take responsibility and repair it! So, so..."

"Uh, it is