Artemis felt sweet inside at Russell's sincere confession, but she still said stubbornly, "But Aphrodite's battle armor has wings, while the Moon Goddess Battle Armor doesn't. They don't look like a matching pair at all."
You Olympians weren't hanging around Heaven, so why were you all so obsessed with wings?
Russell was suspicious, but he did not deny that wings came with an inherent sense of righteousness. He explained, "The Moon Goddess Battle Armor has wings. Remember that wolf-fang crescent moon?"
Like the Sun God Battle Armor, the crescent was not merely an attractive backdrop. It could be dismantled into metal wings, or used as a flying tool or shield.
He had not mentioned it before because the blueprint had only been a concept.
After forging battle armor and holy armor, Russell understood well that the final version forged by heaven and earth would always differ somewhat from his own designs. It might be refined or drastically altered, but it could never be exactly identical.
After hearing the explanation, Artemis was even more satisfied with Russell's dedicated attitude toward the design. Still, she could not let go of the Love God Battle Armor. To put it bluntly, she was simply too jealous.
Young men and women in their first love were all like that. Their possessiveness was extremely strong, and any little disturbance could make them feel as if they were facing a great enemy.
One could imagine that once Athena's battle armor was forged, Artemis would make a fuss for quite some time.
Russell felt it was not a big problem. In matters of love, as long as one was not caught red-handed, it was not a problem. He could let things develop naturally and speed up her self-conquest while he was at it.
If something really went wrong,