"First, the shell and pearls already belong to me. You can't negotiate with me using my own things."
After hearing the Sea Goddess's words, Andrew said unhurriedly, "Second, I have no interest in becoming a god. Besides, if I used your divine power to become one, I'd only become your Subordinate God."
The first half of Andrew's response left the Sea Goddess fuming. Those are clearly my things! Since when did they become yours?
But the second half astonished her. "How do you know all this? I should be the only god in this world."
"This world is bigger than you imagine."
Andrew smiled without elaborating. "Don't worry. I'll resurrect you without asking for anything in return, because I need your help fighting the Monster Legion.
"Oh, I haven't introduced myself yet. I'm the Lord of New York and Detroit, the King of Abilities. I also have another title. Personally, I'm rather low-key, so I don't advertise it, but the people all call me the Savior."
The Sea Goddess gaped at him. Those few sentences contained an enormous amount of information. The Lord of New York and Detroit? The Savior? And what exactly is low-key about you? Everything about you screams show-off!
"Have New York and Detroit been liberated?"
As the Sea Goddess asked curiously, Andrew raised his hand, and two Light Screens appeared before him. The left showed New York, while the right showed Detroit.
Both cities had been liberated, and their residents were rebuilding. Their faces were radiant with smiles, utterly unlike the people in other cities.
"I can tell from their expressions that they're happy now, and full of hope for the future."
The Sea Goddess sighed with emotion. "Mister King of Abilities, I was disrespectful earlier. I shouldn't have sullied you with worldly possessions. Please save