Is It Wrong For An Orca To Be In A Dungeon?

Ch26: Ishar'Mla

"Before you do something stupid. . ."

Ishtar rematerializes

"Are you sure that we follow the same laws this world follows?" 

The question made Irkalla stop from her tracks.

"That's. . . A good question. . ."

"More importantly, Don't you think it's suspicious that the child's soul appeared in front of you?"

Her sister asks.

"We come from a different world. There's another Ishtar in this world. . ."

Irkalla's eyes widen from the information.

"Furthermore, Were you not curious about this child's backstory? The life 'he' had  before his death?"

Walking towards the pair, Ishtar snaps her fingers, changing the room into a study.

"Do you not realize how different this world is from ours, sister?"

Skadi, looking at the two who engaged in a conversation she had no idea on, just stayed quiet.

"More importantly, Why would you use the favor OUR world's Hecate gave us for this child!!"

"WHY COULDN'T I?!?!?"

The two argued. Having enough of the noise, she tunes it out and starts reading a book she had found to be interesting.

'The Twins Sharing Talent.'

-_-_-_-_-_-

"So? can you finally tell me why you used the favor?"

Losing the argument, Irkalla blushed.

"The child made my heart flutter. . ."

Hearing the reason, Ishtar started laughing hysterically.

"I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!! IRKALLA, THE GODDESS OF THE UNDERWORLD GOT RIZZED BY A CHILD!!!"

Falling on her rump, Ishtar continued to laugh like there's no tomorrow.

A few more minutes of laughing, Ishtar calms down and wipes the tears from her eyes.

"So? are you finally curious?"

The point that her sister had pointed out made sense.

How did Skadi have levels? How was she not at level 1 without any experience from being in a Familia? Sure, The hero Albert was strong. But he was naturally strong even without Excelia nor Falna. All he had was an extraordinary amount of talent.

Their train of thought that both of them had was cut off by the sound of a book closing.

"Alfia. . .?"

Tilting her head, she wondered why this story had sounded so familiar.

Looking at the 'Girl', The two Goddesses looked at each other.

"To be fair, is the past even important?"

Irkalla brought up.

"Well. . ."

 "What are you gonna do? Are you gonna proceed?" Ishtar glanced at the girl who put the book back at its place.

-_-_-_-_-_-

"At this point. . . I don't know what I'll do if she continues to be held in that prison."

Eating lunch with the large group, Skadi takes a bite off of the baked potato that Matterhorn served. though there were also other food on the table, Skadi chose to eat the potato so she could immediately come to rescue her 'Little Sister'.