Do you all know the future?

Chapter 116 I Like the Madam
With the head maid's advice, Diane knew what to do.

"Then let's go see them and explain things to Mrs. Eve in person. Anyway, Miss Lotina doesn't like me!"

Diane felt relieved. She still couldn't like the "three-no" trait. She preferred the gentleness of an older sister.

"Let's go, they're waiting for you in your room!"

The Queen led the way, and Diane, hearing the direction she was referring to, looked at the Queen in surprise.

"You've already put them in my room?"

In theory, Diane should have shared a room with the Queen, but considering that Diane might meet with her maid and lover, she was given a separate room.

"I thought you had already agreed, but who knew so many unexpected things would happen?"

The Queen gave a reproachful look, her fair cheeks flushed slightly. She hadn't known beforehand that Diane was going to deal with the gods, and when she heard that he was going to see Isabella, she thought he was thinking about his lover.

"Never mind, it's the same wherever you are. You guys go in first, I'm afraid she'll take her clothes off."

Diane was taking precautions against unforeseen circumstances; some advantages shouldn't be taken lightly, as doing so would come with consequences.

"There's no need to be so cautious. Mrs. Eve is still here, so don't worry, nothing serious will happen."

The Queen smiled, thinking that Diane's worries were unnecessary; her mother was still alive, and it was impossible for them to be together.

"It's not that I'm overthinking it, it's just that I've encountered too many unexpected events, so I'm just taking precautions..."

Diane was like a frightened bird, sensing the world's goodwill as one beautiful woman after another showered her with gifts.

"Alright, let's go in first!"

The Queen knocked on the door, which opened, and Lady Eve's trembling figure delivered a devastating blow to Diane upon first meeting.

Her height prevented her face from being visible inside the room, so only the mountains were visible to the eye.

Has Prince An returned?

With a flick of her tail, Diane was pulled into the room; Mrs. Eve's tail was very powerful.

"I'm back! I've kept you waiting!"

With her hands resting on her tail, Diana would normally avoid anything that felt cool and covered in scales.

However, if the upper body of the snake's tail is an extremely beautiful noblewoman, that's a different story; those cold snake eyes seem to have developed new feelings as well.

"I understand. Her Majesty the Queen has already sent someone to tell us. I never would have guessed that you had a true god behind you!"

Mrs. Eve stared intently at Diane, trying to find traces of the true god behind him.

"If they can see that, it means I failed to hide it. The gods require us not to reveal our power too early, so as to avoid being coveted by others."

Diane made up an excuse on the spot, an excuse that worked well for both believers, and Mrs. Eve's expression softened.

"What did this great Lord promise you that you would abandon the pride your mother gave you and pledge allegiance to Him?"

Eve looked at Diane suspiciously. Diane didn't seem like the kind of person who would submit to God, and she hadn't sensed any divine faith in him during their conversation. It was really strange that Diane suddenly said he believed in God.

“He doesn’t intend to control me. He just promised to be my wife after becoming a god, and to protect me before I become a god. He will help me fight against the gods.”

Diane casually made up a fact, and Eve's brows relaxed. It seemed like there wouldn't be any problem agreeing to the conditions Diane mentioned.

The matter of fighting against the gods later on is irrelevant; the key point is that there are no restrictions on becoming a god, which few mortals can refuse.

Queen Tudor doesn't see anything wrong with Diane being her nominal wife, even if Diane will have another wife after becoming a god, and this wife will be of greater importance than her.

"These are indeed excellent conditions, and it is also a powerful god who has taken a liking to your potential."

Mrs. Eve remarked that there was nothing more to say about this kind of equivalent exchange.

"No wonder you're unwilling to compromise with those gods; they can't offer you those terms."

The Queen was also hearing about this for the first time. Perhaps she had heard about it from Uti before, but she hadn't thought about it.

The other gods did not believe in Diane's loyalty and thought that she would seek revenge for framing Queen Greta. They had to take precautions against Diane and turn her into a subordinate god with the power of life and death.

“Yes, I firmly chose the Lord, and the Lord responded to me and protected me.”

Diane kept glancing at the head maid out of the corner of her eye. The head maid blinked her eyes with a mixture of affection and helplessness, sensing Diane's love.

"You've had a tough time. The Moon Goddess is not easy to deal with. Your master is truly powerful."

Mrs. Eve praised him, saying that she still cared about her son-in-law Diane, worried that he would suffer losses, and was also proud of him.

"Well, after all, he's the god of victory. He has to know how to fight, otherwise how can he win?"

Diane glanced again at the head maid, who stood silently to the side like a stone; the head maid's combat prowess was unparalleled.

"Defeating the Moon Goddess is not just about becoming stronger, it's about becoming a truly powerful deity. Abundance, prosperity, and victory are all result-oriented deities. This deity's laws seem to be quite omnipotent."

Eve analyzed, her beautiful eyes fixed on Diane, wanting him to give her an answer. It wasn't that no god had ever wanted to become a god in these divine positions before, but they simply didn't have the ability to do so.

Many factors influence victory: combat, wisdom, luck... No god can completely control all of them, so this divine role remains.

"I guess so, but I don't know exactly what it is. I'm not exposed to these things at this stage."

Diane's tone was uncertain. Of course he knew what law the head maid was, and that this law was something he had embedded in the head maid's body.

"Yes, I know it's difficult for you to ask this question. Could you tell me what happened today?"

Mrs. Eve's tail curled around Diane and brought her to the bed, landing next to Lottina. Lottina's expression remained unchanged, maintaining a state of "I'm listening" from the moment she arrived.

She was also curious about this battle of the gods, since even the gods of the Spirit Realm only knew the general outline and couldn't know everything. But her eyes didn't move; she kept looking at the head maid.

"We must thank Coordinator Margaret..."

Diane recounted how the head maid discovered the enemy, how she lured them, and how she finally made the moon goddess appear, while Diane herself showed a look of reverence.

"Is Lady Margaret now a demigod? It seems that divine intervention has actually benefited you."

The gods had sent a divine intervention to injure the body, but the head maid not only remained unharmed, but also appeared to have been strengthened, turning misfortune into blessing.

"It's just luck. Even if she's a demigod, she's still just her master's maid."

The head maid lifted her skirt and bowed to Diane. Only then did the Queen realize that when she asked the head maid why she wanted to be a maid, the maid had given that answer.

Once Diane becomes a goddess, even if she marries the goddess, she will still be the head maid's mistress, making no difference whatsoever.

Lotina's eyes sparkled. Although the head maid and she were not gods, this loyalty to a deity was what Lotina longed for. She and the head maid were the same kind of people—both willing to serve God and both pursuing theological knowledge.

"Now other churches and deities need to be careful. Tudors no longer have Lady Tina, but they have a new deity. I wonder what this new deity thinks of the Church of Breeze?"

After chatting for so long, Eve finally brought up the topic on behalf of her daughter, addressing the issue that concerned her daughter's life.

"I have no opinion on this. I leave it all to the master to handle. As far as the master is concerned, a church without a god will naturally wither away."

The head maid conveyed the god's attitude, and it was clear that Lady Eve breathed a sigh of relief. She was afraid that the new god would seize territory and believers, which would inevitably implicate Lottina.

"Prince An, what is your view on the Breeze Church?"

Diane was much easier to talk to. Mrs. Eve looked at Diane and Lottina, who were sitting together but seemed to be separated by a high wall, and could only move forward and move closer to Diane.

“Breeze Church is a good church, Ms. Tina is a good God, and I also like Breeze Church’s cooperative attitude. If it is within my ability, I will consider providing them with shelter!”

Diane was overjoyed; they had finally gotten to the issue of the Breeze Church.

"Prince An is truly benevolent. Lotina, why don't you thank Prince An?"

Eve breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed that Diane had no intention of overthrowing the alliance, although it now looked more like the Breeze Church was begging Diane to live.

"Thanks……"

Lottina's tone was flat and weak, as if she didn't express any gratitude, but it was already quite impressive that she could say that, especially since it was only after Diane decided to protect her church.

"You're welcome. That's how it is. We have no adversarial relationship with the Breeze Church."

Ms. Tina had long since disappeared and was not involved in the plot against Queen Greta. Diane and He had no particular hatred for each other, and the Breeze Church was quick to kneel in defiance.

“That’s right, and we’ll soon be family, and Breeze Church will also be your property.”

Mrs. Eve breathed a sigh of relief after saving the Breeze Church, and her smile became much more genuine, clearly coming from the heart.

"no……"

Diane clutched the blanket, glanced at Lottina beside her, and wanted to tell Mrs. Eve that they could never be a family.

"Don't worry, those people in the Breeze Church can't be arrogant now. Prince An is a genuine divine messenger. He'll kneel down very quickly if he promises to protect them."

Lady Eve, thinking that Diane did not believe the Breeze Church's kneeling gesture, began to explain.

"That was not what I meant……"

Diane glanced at Lottina again, about to say that he no longer needed to serve her.

“Lotina? Lotina has agreed, hasn’t she, Lotina!”

Lady Eve noticed Diane's gaze and quickly gave Lottina a wink. Lottina then looked away from the head maid and looked at Diane, before nodding slightly.

This action left Mrs. Eve dumbfounded. No, say something! What's the point of just nodding? Do you think Diane is some nobody from out of town who just arrived in Tudor?
Who do you think you are, acting all high and mighty? Your status as a young lady and saintess is of no use whatsoever in front of this true divine messenger.

“There’s no need to force yourself. Before, the situation was critical, so we had to appear weak to attract the gods’ attention. Now that we’ve even torn apart the Moon Goddess’s laws, the gods are probably backing down. The Breeze Church is safe for now, so you don’t need to come to my side.”

Perhaps confused by Lottina's actions, Mrs. Eve refrained from interrupting Diane this time, allowing him to fully express his opinion.

Diane also added a little gold, which was actually because she was looking for cannon fodder, and the Breeze Church just happened to come to her door to take the hits.

"You don't like me?"

"Lotina asked softly, like a fragile porcelain doll, her large eyes looking at Diane.

Mrs. Eve just wanted to disappear into a hole. If Diane answered that she didn't like her, what could Lottina do? She would lose all face.

"No, it's just that I don't want you to force yourself!"

Fortunately, Diane wasn't arrogant, and she answered the question tactfully.

"I didn't force you; I'm willing to be your lover."

Lottina stared at Diane, her clear eyes showing no lust, only honesty—a genuine willingness from the bottom of her heart, but unfortunately, not love.

"me……"

Diane didn't want this lover. Was it because the head maid wasn't attentive enough, or Isabella wasn't aloof enough, or perhaps Her Majesty the Queen wasn't cold enough?

"Do you look down on me? Do you think my body can't bear your bloodline and spirituality?"

The girl's slender fingers traced across Diane's neck; she was direct and decisive, giving Diane no room to back down.

"Enough. We have no right to speak. Prince An is a holy bloodline spirit, the husband of the future goddess, and a future god. I'm sorry, my daughter is talking nonsense."

Mrs. Eve's heart pounded in her throat. Her daughter's expression and tone sounded too much like an interrogation. Mrs. Eve went to her daughter's side, pulled her back, and used her large frame to block Diane and her daughter.

Although Mrs. Eve knew that her daughter didn't mean it that way and was just asking, she couldn't be sure if Diane was thinking the same thing.

"If you don't like it, you don't like it. There's no need to make excuses."

For the first time, a different emotion welled up in Lotina's heart, which she expressed through these words.

"That was not what I meant……"

She has a great face and figure, and Diana really likes her mature, sophisticated type. However, her personality is definitely not in Diana's aesthetic range. It's not that she looks down on her, but she just finds her difficult to get along with.

"what does that mean?"

The girl tilted her head and peeked out from behind her mother, her bright eyes fixed on Diane.

"Shut up..."

The snake's tail curled upwards, sealing Lottina's mouth. Mrs. Eve no longer wanted Diane and her daughter to be together.

Even setting aside her previous experiences with the prophecy, she admits that her mindset has been quite volatile. At first, she was upset because her daughter was supposed to become Diane's wife but it didn't happen. Later, when she heard that the new god behind Diane was powerful and that Diane would become a god in the future, she thought that even being a lover would be fine. Now she understands that there is no chance for her daughter and Diane. Not angering Diane is enough to thank the gods for their protection.

"I really didn't look down on Lotina, I just..."

Lady Diane Eve bowed down, and the surging waves came into view. Diane's heart suddenly raced. She took a deep breath, and the head maid's words flashed through her mind: to use the Holy Blood to control the strong more often.

"I just like you so much, Mrs. Eve. I admire you so much that I dream of taking the three beauties of our empire into my bed."

Diane stepped forward, embraced Mrs. Eve, and buried her face in her arms.

(End of this chapter)