There are rumors from the outside world that the goddess Isolde has extraordinary powers and is unruly. Her evil reputation is known and feared by everyone in the kingdom. She is the spokesperson of God and the sharpest sword of the church.
In fact, she stayed in a dilapidated old house every day, never leaving the house and having nothing to do with herself.
It is better to say that she is a otaku than a goddess.
Until that day, the Curia Academy openly selects its apprentices.
She was invited by the elders to "pick someone she liked." She was sitting there bored, but she saw a young man with a fierce look in the crowd.
She curled her lips and pointed at him: "This."
After growing up day by day, she decided it was time to grant Elric's wish and let him end her.
But he gave up.
Isolde: "I don't dare to do this or that. Don't say you are my apprentice in the future."
Elric: "..."
1. There are many growth lines, and it is not a complete romance novel.
2. The male and female protagonists have relatively miserable backgrounds, so sometimes their characters can be quite twisted; at the same time, the two of them cannot be regarded as completely good people.
3. The heroine has a strong tendency to self-destruct due to her life experience.
4. Some settings refer to works such as Dungeons and Dragons and Baldur's Gate 3, but they are very different.
Purpose: True freedom is never just for yourself, but the courage to choose to bear all the consequences.