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My Goddess is Good at Pretending

Imagination was the eye of the soul, the beginning of creation. Despite her immense power, the Supreme Goddess of Mysterious Origin had to seal herself after saving the world from the threat of destruction. However, she was sent to another world by the universe's will. Ely was a girl suffering from partial memory loss. She was known as the shrine priestess of the Sacred Mountain. One day, she received the holy mission to unseal her Goddess Master. She got her priorities straight. However... The pets she adopted became the Demon Kings, capable of suppressing the world. The tree she planted became the World Tree, forming a bridge between heaven and earth. The passerby who received enlightenment from her became the Sage who led the entire generation. The disciples she nurtured became bigshots known across the three worlds. When she looked back... The street painter who pestered her for her handicrafts and paintings turned out to be a God. The young priestess she recruited was actually the number one saintess from the Divine World. She was known as the holy saintess. Yet, she still referred to herself as a mortal.

YuuZu · Fantaisie
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Heaven's Chosen Ones from Another World

Several Sacred Sakura disciples and Supreme Goddess' followers looked for the source of the strange weather changes with several investigation teams led by internal elders from Elysium members and external elders from various groups.

The other forces were already in motion, but the mages under the auspices of the seven Witches of Origin had to gather for a briefing.

"Listen, we are the mages who serve the Supreme Goddess. As the newly formed loyal servant group, we need a new name to make it convenient for our operations." Alicia tapped the table, attracting the attention of all the mages.

"We are now classified as mages, not witches or wizards. How is the Sacred Mage Society? It's cool, right?" Ruri immediately proposed her idea.

"That sounds too generic, and we're not a society. We need a more suitable name, Lady Ruri."