Tima the Creator God's Overlord Journey — Chapter 34

First, she still retained remnants of humanity, and with them, a strong interest in human civilization.

Second, the past few days at home had sparked a powerful sense of crisis in Aya—a fear that if this continued, her daughters would raise her into a useless mother who did nothing but eat and laze around.

They were simply too capable! Whether it was Camellia or Preya, aside from making Golems, making Wooden Oxen and Flowing Horses, and performing several summons, Aya had spent almost all her time these past few days eating and sleeping!

It was not that she disliked eating and sleeping, but what if she became so decadent that one day her daughters despised her for being useless?

"A lazy, useless person like that has no right to be a mother."

"Mother is already a useless person who can't live without us. What a headache, hehe." Aya had jolted awake because she dreamed just yesterday that her two daughters had said that to her with looks of both disgust and delight.

After reflecting painfully on it, she knew she could not go on like this. She absolutely could not fail as a mother.

Naturally, she would never voice such an embarrassing reason. Aya merely stated three points that sounded entirely righteous.

"Clear and orderly, dignified in appearance, rigorous in logic, and full of righteous conviction." Camellia sighed in admiration. "As expected of Mother. I was almost convinced."

"Hehe, I'm not that amazing."

"However, I refuse!"

"Eh? But what's your reason for refusing?"

"Hmph!" Camellia smiled faintly, raised a hand, and pointed at Aya's chest.

"The reason is right here!"

"Huh?" Aya froze.

"Mother, you would absolutely cause a huge uproar in the human world!" Camellia said through gritted teeth. "And I absolutely cannot stand the sight of those pitiful, filthy humans leering at Mother and indulging in obscene fantasies about you."

"They are ugly, weak, and so lacking in self-awareness that they would dare appear in Mother's world."

I used to be human too, Aya thought. Huh, why did Camellia saying that make me unexpectedly excited?

"If humans had even a little self-awareness, they should kill themselves. Ah, we might as well wipe out humanity. How dare they covet Mother's chest."

Hey, girls should not keep talking about fighting, killing, and destruction all day.

And what was with you two caring so much about these lumps of fat? Well, it was normal for children to care about that part of their mother, but this somehow felt like a different situation...

"Wouldn't a disguise solve it?" Aya helplessly proposed a solution.

"I should have dozens of cash-shop outfits, and some of them ought to be men's clothing," Aya said.

Cash-shop outfits had not the slightest stat bonus, yet they were absurdly expensive, so players like Momonga and Tachim rarely paid them any attention.

Tachim had bought a rather interesting "Justice Descends" effect before, but compared to Aya's spending on appearances, it was still on an entirely different level.

That was right—Aya was a female player. It was only natural for female players to collect cute outfits, so her inventory held all kinds of appearances, from sailor uniforms to bunny girl costumes.

Naturally, there were men's outfits among them as well, obtained through paid draws during limited events. They were magical equipment that changed one's height, facial features, and build after being equipped.

Of course, they had no stat bonuses whatsoever aside from Charisma.

"Men's clothing, huh..."

"I suppose... that could work."