"Even my and Acades's guarantee isn't enough?"
"No." Pallas replied crisply.
Theseus gave a helpless laugh. "Then who do you believe?"
"I believe in the goddess," Pallas said.
"Fine. Then let's ask the goddess to verify it." Theseus wore a gentle expression.
The three of them looked at Suye together.
"What do you want me to do?" Suye transformed back into his original form.
"Put your hand on the altar," Pallas said coldly.
Suye walked over and placed his hand on it without hesitation.
"In the goddess's name, say that you are Suye." Pallas stared at Suye, gripping the Victory Spear Sword tightly in her right hand as her chest rose and fell slightly.
Suye smiled. "Under the witness of the Goddess of Wisdom, Athena, I declare that I am Suye."
Pallas hurriedly looked toward the altar and saw it radiating a faint white light.
The white light enveloped Suye, spreading warmth through the air.
Acades and Theseus stood dumbfounded.
The goddess's inspection was no problem, but what was with the instant result?
Earlier, Lytos had taken nearly three hours to complete the blessing. Now it was Suye's turn, and the result came back instantly? If this were not the Family Temple, it had to be an illusion.
The next moment, Pallas released her grip and let the Victory Spear Sword hover in midair.
She stared at Suye, faint watery light surrounding her deep-blue eyes.
"You... are you really Suye?"
Suye smiled, keeping his hand pressed against the altar. "Under the witness of the Goddess of Wisdom, Athena, I declare that I, Suye, will marry Pallas."
The altar once again emitted a faint white light, warming the heart.
This time, the white light was denser and slowly flowed over Suye.
Holy light surrounded Suye's entire body, giving him a sacred