Gods Who Shouldn't Exist

"Not a Servant?" Fujimaru Ritsuka blinked. "Then is she a human who actually lives in this Singularity, like Miss Drake?"

Doris froze for a moment, then laughed. "I suppose so. Please don't mind me."

She walked over as well, her steps light. "But you said you came to repair this place?"

"Yes. Do you know anything?" Fujimaru Ritsuka looked at Doris. "Also, may I ask your true name?"

Lawrence's gaze remained fixed on Doris, the blue-haired woman.

Her brows were tightly furrowed.

This feeling was far too strange.

In any case, there was something odd about this woman.

But there was no harm in making contact. At least, she did not appear hostile for now.

"My name is Doris." Doris gave her name with a smile.

That was simply the kind of person she was.

Whenever she saw young children, she could not help but smile.

"Ah, that hurts, that hurts." Edward Teach rubbed his head as he leaned against the wall. "Good grief!"

"Rico, Bonny, why did they run away? My grand pirate harem collapsed before it could even be formed!" Edward Teach wailed. "Three hundred people on my ship—three hundred people! And we still couldn't hold back that shabby old ship, the Golden Hind, with fewer than a hundred crew members in total!"

"Whether it was that energetic orange-haired girl, that pink-haired girl with her eyes covered who looked so easy to bully, or that mature woman with wine-red hair—ah, ah, ah—just thinking about it makes me blush! And my most, most, most, most adorable Euryale! Even that BBA, even that BBA..."

"Enough, stop yelling." Oceannus was starting to get annoyed. "They're just women. What's so good about women?"

"Instead of thinking about women day and night, you'd be better off killing a couple of Demonic Beasts and