Memories Of Another World

Amelia The Goddess

Rio did, however, forgive the three human animals that injured him, but Sally's wrath was at its peak. Rio was told to stay where they had prepared a room for him because the three headchiefs would personally apologise to him the following day. Rio said that it wasn't really a huge deal and that everything was OK. Towards that time, they pointed towards Sally and stated, "Though you forgave us, she didn't, so please allow us to apologise to you." Rio was not able to argue that, so he decided to stay. The following day the headchiefs apologized to him and Sally calmed down a bit.

 A lovely woman with blond hair and blue eyes materialised out of nowhere in the middle of an apology. She seemed radiant, like though she were the deity. Her elongated, elf-like ears were the single feature that set her apart from other people. When she emerged, the three headdresses bowed and fell on their knees, calling Amelia the goddess. She appeared to have been the village's protector. There were only six more persons in the world who were as strong as she was. She emerged as she noticed Rio having an aura much resembling hers but with more strength. She was the strongest among the seven deities, thus it piqued her interest. Rio was asked if she could analyse him to determine how he has such powerful power.

As it would help Rio too to know the reason to his strength he agreed. When the goddess looks at him, she can clearly be seen to be so shocked that she is unable to speak a word. A while later, she suddenly yelled, "MASTER!". The headchiefs and Rio were both extremely perplexed by what had happened. He is the son of the strongest man in the universe, the deity went on to say. Rio's mother, who was his wife, passed away shortly after he died in a struggle while trying to save her. She stated, "We had no idea he had a son. Rio struggled to process such a message and nearly passed out. Rio now had all of his father's power. 

A little while later, all six of the other deities made an appearance to pay respect and to begin a celebration for the entrance of their new god. Rio's father is also known to the Bertram Kingdom, who worshipped him until his passing but, of course, was unaware that Rio was his child. As Rio's father held more power than the actual king, the Bertram kingdom had now committed a grave mistake.