"This is non-negotiable!" Chaya glared at Mephia. There was no room for compromise on this matter.
Mephia had terrible self-control. It was as if she had ADHD—she acted on every whim without considering the consequences at all.
Without someone to watch over her or a certain amount of pressure, Mephia would easily slack off. This was the conclusion Chaya had reached after knowing her for so many years.
If Mephia could control her temper like her sister Silica and think more about the consequences before acting, he would not be so troubled.
Now that she had become a God of Destruction, Mephia had to become more mature. She should no longer be so childish.
Chaya had only brought Klein in as her sparring partner because he did not have time to train Mephia himself. Kusu and the angel Campari, as guides to Gods of Destruction, had originally been the most suitable people to train her. However, restricted by the duties of angels, they could only step in to guide and correct a God of Destruction's actions when that God of Destruction violated the rules.
Aside from training prospective Gods of Destruction, they could not interfere too much with a God of Destruction's actions in ordinary times.
After all, Gods of Destruction were the true gods of the universe, representing the concrete operation of the entire universal system. Angels existed merely as the safeguard of that system. Since they were safeguards, they could not overstep their role and interfere excessively with the actions of a God of Destruction, one of the two supreme deities of the universal system.
Rules were rules. It was precisely because of such restrictions that angels always appeared detached from worldly affairs before a God of Destruction crossed the line, let alone personally training a God of