I, Little Griseo, Touring the Myriad Worlds

Then what else could she care about?

Little Griseo was good in that regard!

Anyone who followed her or stayed by her side—even those she merely regarded as one of her own—would never be treated unfairly by her.

Furina and Furina had thoughts like that, as though they had made a pact with themselves.

It wasn't affectation.

They simply had sound values.

That they could devote themselves to Little Griseo was already a blessing from heaven.

It was an opportunity countless people could beg for and never obtain.

They had obtained it.

They had done it...

For that!

What more could they be dissatisfied with?

Take Miss Anna, for example. She was still watching.

There were surely many more people who liked Little Griseo too, right?

It was like a true Goddess of limitless charm marrying down to an ordinary mortal. As an ordinary commoner, what could one possibly be unwilling about?

As long as one knew what one had, knew to be grateful, and felt happy, that was already enough!

If one demanded more, grew greedier, and insatiably sought after this or that, happiness would certainly disappear along with it.

Wasn't that so?

As the saying went...

Everything one gained had long since been assigned a price.

For Fontaine and for themselves, they could work hard on their own.

But they absolutely couldn't rely on Little Griseo, treating her like a cornucopia to mine endlessly and make limitless demands!

Even whether Little Griseo was willing to help was her own affair. Her choosing to do something was entirely different from you demanding or asking her to do it!

Yet many ordinary girls still couldn't see things as clearly as the two Hydro Archons.

Even a romantic relationship was like this.

Once they truly established a family and truly married...