Lady Hestia Doesn't Want Lord Wood to Be Stolen Away Either, Does She?

"Lili had heard from Lord Bell long ago that Lady Hestia relied on and trusted Lord Wood.

But had Hestia never considered that even if she didn't accept Lili now, other female Adventurers would join the Hestia Familia in the future?

Even if Lady Hestia abused her authority and rejected every female Adventurer who tried to join the Hestia Familia, could she stop Lord Wood from meeting Adventurers from other Familias?

Lady Hestia, don't forget that Adventurers spend most of every day in the Dungeon."

Hestia had originally had no intention of listening to Lili's reasoning, but after hearing the Smallfolk girl's words, she froze on the spot.

The girl was right. In Labyrinth City, Hestia could still stop the goddesses and Adventurers who tried to approach Wood.

But what about in the Dungeon? The gods couldn't enter the Dungeon, after all.

Just like the elf Ryu, whose experiences in the Dungeon with Wood and Bell were completely unknown to Hestia!

And then there were Loki Familia's overly familiar Amazonian sisters and the "Sword Princess." Bell had secretly told her yesterday that the "Sword Princess" had been clinging to her Wood, wanting to get stronger.

The Amazonian sisters had gotten something out of Wood, too: a magic-circle inscription comparable to a "Magic Sword."

By the time Hestia found out about the Amazonian sisters and the "Sword Princess," it was already evening, and she had regretted it immensely.

If she'd been there, she never would have let Loki's flat-chested Familia get one over on her.

At the same time, Lili's words had just now sounded an alarm in Hestia's mind.

If the "Sword Princess" and the Amazonian sisters kept interacting with her Wood like this, might they steal him away from her one day?

Loki was a schemer, after all, and