Goddess Iyyah sighed as she didn't hide her exhaustion, while Goddess Gia didn't fail to notice this kind of expression unfitting for a goddess.
"Is she being cornered into doing things by Ndulou, like me?" Goddess Gia thought internally. She somewhat sympathized with the exhaustion that Iyyah was feeling.
Although half of her trouble was because of her, half of it was still because of Ndulou. The supposedly fragile and innocent human child is bringing more and more surprising things around him to deal with. Because of Ndulou, she had gained new territory, but still managing and rebuilding it as her own was another set of troubles and responsibilities.
However, no matter what kind of sympathy she feels toward her same kind, Goddess Gia doesn't want to receive more work and trouble. Goddess Gia kept her eyes narrowed toward Iyyah as she exclaimed, "I don't feel any sincerity in your apology. I would like to complain to Lord Jodin. Let me meet him."
