Kirk entered the Hall of Gods and received a System Prompt: "Contractor No. 4444, you have acquired 5,000 [Glory Points] and triggered the Hidden Side Quest [Goddess's Favor]. However, you must choose which goddess's favor you want. You have three options.
a. Victoria's Glory
b. Fortuna's Favor
c. Minerva's Wisdom
Whichever goddess's favor you choose, you will have to spend 10,000 [Glory Points]. You will not be able to see the rewards the goddesses offer their warriors. Please choose."
Kirk began to consider his options. First, he thought about what the goddesses looked like. He'd be delighted if a beautiful goddess favored him, but if she turned out to be a dinosaur or some middle-aged woman... (The goddesses: "Blasphemer! Just you wait...")
The statues of the three Goddesses stood nearby.
Victoria, the Goddess of Victory, was the Roman equivalent of Athena from Greek Mythology. However, Minerva had been assigned the domain of wisdom. The serious redundancy among the Roman gods had already been mentioned earlier. The winged goddess held a horn in her hand, and an olive wreath symbolizing peace rested on her head. Her horn was a divine instrument used to sound the notes of victory for warriors marching off to battle.
Fortuna, Goddess of Fate, held a rudder or a sphere in her left hand, symbolizing the changing nature of fate. In her right hand was a cornucopia, symbolizing wealth and good fortune.
Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom, was another successor to Athena: a petite, refined beauty with an air of intelligence. She held a book in her left hand and a quill in her right.
Kirk sighed. Just then, Brunhilde appeared.
This was her first time appearing in the mortal world. According to her, the stronger Kirk became and the more enemy warriors he killed, the more their