In Order to Become a Regular Employee, I Took over a Bankrupt Goddess

God will also go bankrupt. Hestia, the hearth goddess of Olympus. The statue of the god costs two silver coins, the broken pot is not valued, and the last cluster of sacred fire is valued at seventeen silver coins. In addition, she still owes the Auction House of the Gods one hundred and twenty silver. Ryan was just a collateral count at the bottom of the auction house, and his entire possessions only amounted to sixteen silver. Everyone felt that this ruined temple had no value. Until Ryan discovered that he could see the divine power [embers] that had been misvalued by the market. Current estimate: seventeen silver. Hidden Growth: Homecoming Fire. So, in order to become a regular employee and earn the first real money of his own in life, Ryan took over this bankrupt goddess. Later. The God of Harvest pledged next year's rain. Poseidon was preparing to auction his ocean because he could not repay his debts. A kingdom was put on the table of reckoning. More and more gods came to the door with debts and priesthoods. Many years later, when the entire world also appeared on the auction list, Lane opened the account book and only asked: "Wait." "Who agreed to sell this thing?"