Everyone was equal?
That phrase was a huge proposition.
Because that sentence was, in itself, the biggest lie of all.
Unless the world truly became one, otherwise, that sentence was destined to remain empty words.
Especially in the West.
If the children of a God King were born with the same starting line as ordinary people's children, then, to put it bluntly, Lake no longer knew what he had worked so hard to build himself up and become a God King for.
Admittedly.
At the time, Lake had merely thought that if he could become the strongest person, he would be able to control his own fate.
But...
With a large family and a vast empire, he gradually had more and more things to consider.
Of course.
Rachel's words had another meaning as well.
Lake smiled at Rachel. "Don't worry. I've always treated all my children equally. The future Chaos Universe will definitely have a place for Josie. I promise."
Rachel smiled. "I've never doubted that. I just wanted to hear you say it. That's all."
As soon as she finished speaking.
"Ahem!"
"...Hermione?"
Rachel came back to herself and turned toward the sudden cough. She saw Hermione walking out of the Merlin Magic ring with Pallas and happily went over to hug her.
Lake also picked up his Little Little Cotton-padded Jacket, Pallas.
Pallas, whose divine name had long since been decided as Athena, was the one he had already promised would be given a place among the twelve zodiac signs.
After Hermione and Rachel finished hugging, Hermione glanced at Lake with a smile before smiling at Rachel. "I didn't interrupt you two, did I?"
Rachel laughed. "Of course not. In fact, I'm glad you came so quickly. I was waiting for you to help me with Karen."
As