Just like Loki—even though she was the god of mischief, her image in the stories was actually pretty good.
Basically.
As long as you looked at what a goddess had done in the past, you would know what she would do in the future.
What sort of state she was in.
It was like expecting Freya, that whore of a goddess, to behave like a virgin goddess, uphold her chastity, and control her desires.
You might as well expect a virgin goddess like Hestia to fall for some child one day.
And then fall from grace.
No longer remaining pure.
That was far more realistic.
However.
In the original story!
Both Hestia and Artemis.
Had actually developed mortal feelings.
They both liked the protagonist, Bell.
So saying it like this didn't seem quite appropriate.
At least, that was how Little Griseo saw it.
Rather than wait for you to become better in the future, to have a promising future, it was better to crush you to death right away. You weren't even an important character, so why give you a chance?
Speaking of which.
A couple of things had to be mentioned.
Freya had originally been a very immoral goddess.
Whether in mythology or in stories, she had practically slept around with everyone.
But that author.
In order to let Bell take Freya into his harem.
Had completely adjusted her.
According to the setting.
Miss Schierke, the girl at the tavern, was the real Freya.
And the Freya who walked around in the outside world, although she was called Lord God, was merely a substitute for Miss Schierke.
Miss Schierke was the girl who had truly fallen for Bell.
As for Freya, she had fallen for Bell because of Miss Schierke.
Or rather, Freya had seen the color of Bell's