Upon landing, the Goddess of Joy turned into the appearance of a beautiful young girl.
When she saw the Goddess of Cats and Pleasure nearby, she was immediately startled and blurted out, "Sharess! Why are you here? When did you run off to Port Nyanzaru?"
Unlike the Goddess of Cats and Pleasure, Lliira the Goddess of Joy was a formal subordinate deity of the Goddess of Love.
As soon as the Goddess of Joy saw Sharess, she guessed the sequence of events. She then slightly bowed to Soren to express her gratitude, and next, shaking her head like an elder sister who felt exasperated by a troublesome younger sister at home, she said, "I never expected Sharess to run around making trouble at a time like this. I will notify Lady Sune right now and have her take Sharess back."
Although the Goddess of Joy appeared before her, Sharess still wore a somewhat unwilling expression.
However, upon hearing the name of Sune the Goddess of Love, she finally felt a bit of lingering fear, and her demeanor became much more well-behaved, though her eyes still darted around as if she had other ideas. As a wandering deity of chaotic alignment, Sharess did not particularly enjoy being disciplined, but when facing the Goddess of Love, she usually had no temper at all because the other party was indeed a very powerful deity and had once saved her life.
The efficiency of the Goddess of Joy in handling matters was extremely high.
About a few minutes later, a golden radiance emerged within the Temple of Joy, which then descended directly in front of Soren.
An avatar of a deity.
The Goddess of Love obviously would not descend in her true form upon Port Nyanzaru; sending an avatar over was the most convenient