However, as a Water Spirit, she quickly extinguished her own rage.
After all, she noticed that the divine aura on Ivita was becoming increasingly intense, so intense that it hardly seemed like something a mortal should possess.
The Goddess of Tides said to Ivita, "I, the deity, have prepared to play a game with you, a mere mortal. During these five hundred years, being the only deity, I get bored, so I come up with riddles every day to solve them myself. This way, I will give you a riddle, and you will give me one as well."
"Solve the riddle and then come up with the next one, whoever cannot solve it first, loses. If you lose to me, you will accompany me on this moon for ten years... no, no, no... for thirty years."
Ivita frowned.
He only felt that this goddess was absurd.
Moreover, he wasn't adept at solving or giving riddles. Even if he had to have a bout in order to continue his way to the sky, he would want to change to a method he was good at.
