The Moon Goddess and Her Mate
A Serious Warning

In a palace in the sky

In a wide room, there were two women, whose faces resembled each other, like they were sisters. However, what made the difference was that one woman was standing in front as if teaching something. Meanwhile, another girl sat on a chair, watching carefully. In a place used for studying, there are so many books neatly arranged on the shelves. In addition, it is dazzling in there, which makes any object clearly visible. It must thrill anyone who enjoys reading activities to be there, because the atmosphere is so comfortable, so it makes them feel at home for a long. We can say the place to is a library.

A breeze enters the room, making the atmosphere cool, even though it is still noon. They created no conversation because only the voice of a woman was still standing in front, explaining everything she knew to the student who was faithfully listening to the lesson. The right hand of the silver-haired virgin seemed to hold a quill, which seemed to have been dipped in a spot of black ink. On the table, you can see some parchments. It has filled some of it with writing, and some that are still blank. When she feels she has to take notes, then without thinking, she immediately does this, and her handwriting looks neat so that whenever she wants to read it, it will not be difficult.

"After learning a little about the earth, now we learn about mortals. We called them mortal because they can die." The beautiful woman who was speaking in the room in front continued her teaching.

"Humans are a nation that is brutal, dirty and likes to kill each other. In fact, without a doubt waging wars and colonizing other areas, just for the sake of expanding the area of power. Such actions are more heinous than animals and certainly cause great chaos. We, as immortal - Gods and Goddess who are higher in rank, should always stay away from them, for there is no use except those who are High Priests, High Priestesses, and all who are chosen to serve the gods and goddesses in their respective temples."

"Mortals only care about wealth, rank, and women. Rarely do they have good qualities, let alone worship us consistently. They come five times a year at most, that is because there is a ceremony. When there is something to be achieved, then all humans, including kings, all generals, warlords, and armies, go to the temple to ask for blessings and victory. It is disgusting."

The teacher's tone sounded disgusted as she said all this but quickly got over herself because she had to go back to her lessons.

"Therefore, it is not surprising that many of their people have died because of wars, epidemics, and natural disasters. Greed has overtaken people's hearts, so that what they sow, that is what they reap, and rightly so. However, all of that did not make them realize it, instead blaming us as gods and goddesses who had nothing to do with it. What a barbaric accusation from the mortals."

The beautiful woman was silent for a moment as if someone had stopped the explanation. However, a few moments later, she continued speaking again, so that she could still continue the teaching process that had been running.

Meanwhile, the virgin, who was a student, kept writing whatever she felt was necessary, so that the parchment she used immediately became full of writing. There was no question-and-answer session yet, but this did not dampen the young girl's enthusiasm for learning. In fact, she was very excited and curious, so she wanted to ask questions, but she temporarily canceled the intention.

The theme of this lesson is really interesting, which is about mortals. I have never seen them before, and have never interacted before, so knowledge about them is minimal. Mom is older than me, so she must know everything that goes on in the human world. If only I was allowed to ask, I will ask her. Be patient, Atvertha, do not spoil the atmosphere, so you won't get into trouble later, thought the intelligent and critical woman who was still writing on parchment.

After explaining for a while, the beautiful woman with long blonde hair, who was still standing at the front, seemed to stop speaking. The pair of brilliant blue eyes stared at the interlocutor, who was still in her original position remaining silent, paying attention to the words spoken by the teacher.

"Is there any question? If you really have it, you can just ask now. Do not hesitate. I will wait for it before I dismissed the class."

When she heard those words, the silver-haired girl with a pale expression with no expression now seemed to raise her hand. She seemed impatient to say something, so that when she got permission to ask, then such an opportunity would not be missed.

"Is there anything you want to ask, Atvertha? You can tell me now." A slender woman who wears a bright yellow dress uses a formal tone of voice with the other person. Facial expressions look flat, so that makes anyone feel shy.

The owner of the name nodded

when she was allowed to ask

questions. She unhesitatingly vented

her pent-up heart. "Thank you for the opportunity. I would like to ask Goddess Avtexia, as the Goddess who rules the sun in the two worlds: mortal and magical creatures, you must have gone through so many phases of life. Have you ever experienced difficulties when facing humans? If so, what actions are the

most annoying of them?"

The teacher, whose name was Goddess Avtexia was silent, silent for a long time when she heard the question from the student, whose faces were very similar as if there was no age difference between them. The slender woman exhaled heavily as if she could not say clearly the burden on her mind. Meanwhile, the pale-faced woman who was still holding the quill was still waiting for an answer.

"Atvertha, as already explained,

mortals are a savage, dirty nation

and love to kill each other. They like to rape women, seize the rights of others. They are greedy for property, and hurt animals with no fault at all. Come to think of it, how can such a creature exist? It is ridiculous!" That pair of blue eyes seemed to light up as she answered the question. The tone of voice used also sounded furious as if she wanted to destroy all the humans mentioned negatively.

"Mortals are not loyal creatures. They even kill magical creatures, namely witches, fairies, and mermaids. All get out of the area controlled by humans, so as not to perish! It is disgusting!"

The young girl, who had a pair of violet eyes, looked dumbfounded. She seemed unable to believe what she had just heard, so she blinked a few times. A look of surprise was seen there, but lips remained tight. The quill nearly slipped off as its grip on the object loosened. However, such an event did not happen, because the young goddess swiftly tightened her grip again.

The goddess who reigns over the sun glares at the interlocutor as if she has made a mistake. The virgin realized this action, who was still watching the teacher carefully. "Why are you even acting like that? Is there something strange?" asked Goddess Atvexia. "Mom... no. I am just curious. Do all mortals behave like that? Is there not one or some of them who are good-hearted, who do not do such things? Definitely the-"

Before Atvertha could finish speaking, the other person cut her, who was already showing an annoyed expression.

"Goddess Atvertha, enough stupid

questions like that! You can't defend them, because you know nothing about mortals! Now, it is better to study diligently, and earnestly, because your duties and responsibilities will be very

vel

important, namely representing me in managing the state of the world at

night, both magical world's and mortals, and various things that of course you already know for sure!"

The words of the owner of the pair of blue eyes pierced Atvertha's heart. She was speechless, so the conversation was cut off. The atmosphere in the room became awkward, so the other person who was the student did not dare to say anything. Meanwhile, the ruler of the sun turned her face the other way, so that what was in view was a bright blue sky. "Atvertha, no matter what happens, never marry a mortal, even if your life is at stake!" Goddess Atvexia said firmly.

The owner of the name frowned because she felt strange about those words. "But why-"

Before she could finish speaking, her mother, who was also the teacher of the pale-faced girl, cut her off. "No buts! Just carry out my orders without arguing!"

The silver-haired smart woman remained silent. She felt something strange about the ban, but could not do anything about it, because she had already received a warning on asking questions from Goddess Atvexia.

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