Hidden Enemies

Hill helplessly watched Ambrin, whose hair was bristling with rage. Though, that seemed to be seaweed.

There were even fish fins on the arms she waved, making her look even less human.

But compared to her true form, this ugly Ambrin in a seashell top and a long seaweed skirt was at least a little easier on the eyes.

Hill lowered his head and glanced at Alice. She could not even tolerate the Ambrin before her. He just hoped the little white cat would never get the chance to see the real Nearshore Goddess.

Aglaia was the same. She would only act even more crazed than Alice.

He remembered that there was an organization called the Ocean Dreamers that spanned many worlds. Hill planned to look for it when he visited other worlds.

Aglaia should get along well with the gods there.

That would be better than encountering a goddess like Umberlee, the Ocean Goddess, right from the start. Although many Sea Gods could make Aglaia question her life as a god, starting with Umberlee would be far too damaging to her self-esteem.

Looking at the curious little white cat, Hill could not help laughing. "This Ocean Goddess..."

"Call her the beach, no~~ the sand god~" Alice drawled, interrupting Hill. She really did not want to see such an evil creature mentioned in the same breath as Aglaia.

"Fine~ fine~.

This sand god's illusion was usually used against sailors, most of whom were ordinary people. She probably only made them feel as if they had fallen into the sea and could not breathe, as if they were suffocating, or made them see some scantily clad beauties.

The fear of mortals had made her overestimate herself.

The little mental interference she could produce could be directly canceled out by the Silver