"Hehe, we might have a few more little brothers and sisters!"
The Goddess of Stars, Varda, was passionate and outgoing, while the Moon Goddess, Selene, giggled.
The two future daughters of the God of Light would have to change how they addressed each other. They might become three sisters, or two sisters and a brother, or perhaps even more.
"Medivh, thank you!"
The God Emperor, Athena, didn't joke around with Selene. She solemnly thanked Medivh.
Baldur's resurrection had reunited their family and made up for so many regrets.
Athena knew full well that, though the Goddess of Stars, Varda, appeared kind and gentle in public, in private she was overwhelmed by grief, unable to escape the shadow of losing her beloved.
Baldur's resurrection had given her mother hope. The Goddess of Stars, Varda, wouldn't give up on life anymore.
Every field had its specialties. Even though Athena was a God Emperor, with power far beyond Medivh's, there were things she couldn't do, such as reversing time to resurrect Father God Baldur.
This had been proven time and again. For example, Athena couldn't trigger a psionic burst like Psionic Luna and propel the Star Sea Plane through a major leap, benefiting all the spirits of the Star Sea.
"It was the least I could do!"
Medivh replied modestly, telling Athena she didn't need to take it to heart.
He was the Moon Goddess, Selene's partner, and the partner of the Seven Virtues and the Seven Deadly Sins.
Even if Baldur didn't acknowledge those incarnations of light and darkness, Medivh was still his legitimate son-in-law.
Resurrecting one's father-in-law was only natural.
Besides, Medivh had Baldur to thank. Without his Hospice Blessing, Medivh could never have reached his current heights by following the traditional path of necromancy.
On a timeline without the Rite