Wood: Aren't Gods Supposed to Guide Everyone?

"That's right. I used Divine Liquor to control members of my Familia and make them work for me, all while raking in huge profits. So what!

"It's your own fault for being such an absentee patron deity, hiding in your wine cellar brewing liquor every day.

"Compared to an incompetent god like you, I, Sannis, am far more capable of making the Familia prosper!

"Those idiots in the Familia couldn't resist the temptation of Divine Liquor. I only told them to hand over a set amount every month. If they went out and stole or robbed to get it, what the hell does that have to do with me?"

Unable to lie in front of a god, and feeling that there was no way to cover up what had happened, Sannis had completely given up trying to save face. He now vented all his dissatisfaction in a hysterical outburst.

"A set amount every month? The amount you demanded was more than an ordinary Adventurer could afford.

"And if we didn't hand it over on time, you beat us. You have no right to be our captain!"

Seeing that Sannis had already lost, Lili, who had been standing behind everyone all this time, finally mustered the courage to step forward and tell them how she had been exploited and bullied in the Familia for all those years.

But when Sannis heard what Lili had suffered, he showed not the slightest remorse. Instead, he sneered at her. "Soma himself said that when he wasn't around, I was in charge of the whole Familia.

"You bottom-feeding trash are only good for being exploited.

"To tell you the truth, I was the one who arranged for you to be targeted. I'd planned to get my hands on your magic, too. I never expected you'd