I Will Eventually Become a Partner of Justice Chapter 1448
"What are you thinking, Fujimaru Shiro?"
Ishtar's unique voice sounded in his ears, Shirou raised his head and found that the two goddesses had finished their fight and were waiting for him in front of them.
"Come on, Fujimaru Shiro."
"Let's go, Master Shiro."
Hearing this, Shirou nodded and walked up.
Walking into the city, people stopped in their tracks, looking at Astrea and Ishtar with expressions of surprise and fear.
"Yes, it's a goddess..."
"It's Lord Ishtar..."
"Hurry up, hide the gems quickly. Otherwise, Lord Ishtar will definitely have to help again, and then take away the gems."
...
People whispered and whispered, conveying uneasy emotions.
Seeing this, Astrea laughed at Ishtar: "Look, great Ishtar, how much human beings respect you. It makes me feel happy to walk with you, because in this way, I The glory of the goddess is even more dazzling."
Hearing this, the corner of Ishtar's mouth twitched, feeling depressed.
It is undeniable that she is a goddess who does not limit her inner emotions and desires, so she and the typical virgin goddess Astrea, who holds the principle of "justice" and restricts her own desires, will disagree with each other.
However, after relying on this human body, her wavelength was affected, and her personality also changed because of this human being, and there were some restrictions.
At least, she won't grab gems by force. In that case, will we lose the upbringing of the Tohsaka family too soon?
——At any time, you must maintain a graceful elegance.
Therefore, even if you want to obtain gems, Ishtar will pay corresponding labor.
For example, helping merchants drive away monsters, or escorting people who encountered danger in the wild to return to the city... Since there is labor, there must be rewards, right?
So what's wrong with taking some gems, some treasure?
Is it possible that there is nothing wrong with only working for nothing?
Really, no matter how I think about it, I'm not wrong.
Um.
Ishtar couldn't help but nodded, but faced with Astrea's sarcasm, she didn't have the means to fight back.
After all, no matter what, the other party is a damn capitalist and his employer. If he fights back too hard, that guy will despicably and shamelessly exploit the fruits of his labor over and over again.
Moreover, the most important thing is that there is really nothing to fight back.
Ishtar gritted his teeth, accepting Astrea's sarcasm honestly.
But looking at such an honest Ishtar, Astrea was a little bit surprised, but a little uncomfortable.
However, since Ishtar accepted his ridicule so honestly, wouldn't he overwhelm her in this way?
Wouldn't it just win?
This is something to be happy about.
The two goddesses who rely on Tohsaka Rin and Luvia seem to have inherited the fate between the masters of the body. They don't like each other. They must overwhelm each other in multiple directions and let the other party willingly admit defeat.
Of course, this is not an illogical fate, but due to the personalities of the two.
Ishtar is a goddess of youth who will not limit her own desires. In the age of mythology, because she indulged her desires, she did many seemingly incredible things, such as stealing the treasures of God Enki, such as going to the underworld alone. It was an illogical and seemingly stupid thing, but she did give in to her desires and did it.
To put it simply, as long as I am happy, it is enough, regardless of the consequences and influences.
But Astrea is different. She is the goddess of "justice and justice" and is also one of the few virgin goddesses who is strict with herself.
Therefore, it is natural that Astrea and Ishtar would not like each other. Of course, if it was just like this, Astrea would not be against Ishtar. People who are strict with themselves, no matter how unhappy they are with each other, they would not always satirize others-such a tasteless thing, mainly It was still the influence of Luvia's wavelength that unlocked Astrea's desire restrictions.
It is ironic to say that Tohsaka Rin restricted Ishtar's desire, but Luvia unlocked Astria's desire.
Ishtar was about to take this hard loss, but Astrea was so busy talking to Ishtar that she knocked down a little girl.
Astrea froze for a moment, then stretched out her hand to the little girl, "Are you okay..."
As a result, the little girl was so frightened by Astrea that her eyes were tearful, she cried and apologized, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry... please don't destroy me, Lady Goddess." Then she was scared and ran away.
Astrea froze on the spot, she just wanted to reach out to help her up, why did she scare her to tears? Does she look hideous and terrifying?
Ishtar covered his mouth and smiled, "It seems that my dear master is a muscular gorilla in the eyes of humans."
"Ishtar..."
"Ah... I'm here. Oh, could it be that my dear master is angry? No way? I'm just too straightforward, I don't know how to compromise and conceal my true thoughts. Please forgive me if I offend you My recklessness and ignorance, after all, as the master said, I am a shameful goddess. And...the great goddess of 'justice', shouldn't she be so small?" Ishtar said with a smile .
Astrea was overwhelmed by Ishtar's words, neither advancing nor retreating.
This... woman!
Looking at the smiling Ishtar, Astrea gritted her teeth.
She had to admit that she underestimated Ishtar.
Looking at the two women who were fighting again, Shirou rubbed his forehead with some headaches.
He decided that if these two women meet together in the future, he will definitely stay away, it would be too troublesome.
Um?
This is--!
Suddenly, as if he had noticed something, Shirou suddenly turned his head and looked at the alley not far away.
There sat a beggar in a black cloak.
As if sensing Shirou's gaze, the beggar raised his head slightly, revealing a majestic face and a pair of sharp eyes, looking at Shirou.
Then, he got up, took the bowl, leaned on a wooden stick, and disappeared into the darkness of the alley.
"Grand...Assassin..."
Shirou murmured.
And at this time, a palm appeared in front of Shirou's eyes, waving it.