Ch. 1381I, Little Griseo, Touring the Myriad Worlds
Key Plot Points and Events
- Little Griseo, a deity, discusses the predictability of divine behavior based on their nature.
- She reflects on the original stories of Hestia, Artemis, and Freya, who all fell for the male protagonist, Bell.
- Little Griseo reveals that the Freya in the story is a substitute for the true Freya, Miss Schierke, who is a virgin and fell for Bell independently.
- Freya's substitute uses her powers to charm children but refrains from participating in the activities herself.
- Little Griseo considers Freya's substitute to be a 'so-so' factor and not deserving of death.
Character Developments
- Little Griseo: Shows a pragmatic and observant nature, analyzing divine behavior and the true nature of Freya.
- Freya (Substitute): Revealed to be a clean and observant entity, unlike her debauched image.
- Miss Schierke (True Freya): Confirmed to be a virgin and have fallen for Bell independently.
Significant Themes
- Divine nature and predictability
- The contrast between appearance and reality
- The power dynamics between deities and mortals
Character Interactions
- Little Griseo's internal monologue and observations about Freya and other deities
- Implied interaction between Freya's substitute and the children she charms