The Hero Party’s Moms Are Obsessed With Me

Has it been about 30 seconds since Ragaemon was sent to the battlefield?

Ragaemon, who had momentarily disappeared from the empty seat beside me, appeared before me as the dimensions distorted.

He hugged me and started kissing me repeatedly.

“Ah~ this is it~ Without you, I can’t even last a minute with this body~”

If it were the usual me, I would have pushed Ragaemon away after waiting for a while, finding it bothersome. But today, that wasn’t possible.

“What kind of monster were you?!”

I knew that Ragaemon was an incredible person.

I knew that I was the strongest in the world.

I knew that I was a monster who could flick my fingers or use magic with just my will, while others had to memorize incantations.

Yeah.

I knew it in my head.

But I was skeptical because I had never shown a proper destructive magic.

However, as of today, the doubts that lingered in my mind have vanished completely.

With my appearance alone, time in a certain region came to a halt.

Arrows and rocks that were flying towards the elves disappeared just by me reaching out my hand, like a musical actor.

Weapons of the monsters disappeared when I reached out my hand in the opposite direction.

Even the monsters themselves disappeared when I pulled back my hand towards my chest.

With just those three actions, I erased over a thousand enemies from this world.

Such is the world of a revered and great mage.

“Hmm~ Hmm~ Good job, Mommy?”

She’s hugging me and giving me little kisses…

It felt somewhat surreal.

“Thank you, God… It’s not her fault…”

Instinctively, I offered my gratitude to God.

The elf in danger was saved by Rageta.

Now, all that’s left is to go to those elves and collect the rewards…

No, that’s not it.

Ignoring Rageta, who is diligently replenishing her energy in my arms, I looked at Eljeta.

“Rageta… I didn’t expect this to happen…”

She, too, was frozen in surprise, watching the black powder swirling around her in all directions due to the power of the antagonist.

“Sylph? Please.”

[Sure!]

Sylph, with a grim expression after having her (home?) taken away from her, flew around me with a grin in response to my call.

Nodding her head, she flapped her small wings and approached Eljeta.

“Lady Eljeta! It’s okay even if Diam comes back!”

Startled by the little girl’s call, the elf perked up her ears and turned her round eyes towards me.

As her head slightly tilted with the momentum of the kisses, I nodded.

After giving a slight bow as a sign of gratitude, she approached her fellow elves with a light movement.

I’ll let Eljeta take care of the cleanup~

All that’s left is to capture the demon hiding somewhere in this forest.

Once I do that, my job will be done.

Tall trees soaring into the sky.

The sound of crunching grass with every step, a pleasant sound to hear.

The refreshing air and the beautiful sky that just by looking at them bring joy.

The forest was truly beautiful.

“But I’m bored…”

Just as I was thinking about capturing demons and going to another city, a calm breeze suddenly started dancing and a spirit appeared.

With an excellent figure and beautiful looks.

The Grand Spirit representing the attribute of wind, “Baram.”

Just as she gracefully appeared and was about to speak.

Without calling her, Lageta blocked the space around me, probably thinking that the appearance of “Baram” without being called was strange.

“What is it this time?”

“A-Actually… I came because I have a message for that child…”

Her elegant demeanor shattered at the sight of Lageta stepping back in fear.

“To Diem?”

Lageta furrowed her brows and let go of the arm she was holding me with, crossing her arms as she stood in front of “Baram.”

“Tell me first.”

“But… this involves the World Tree…”

So it was related to the World Tree after all.

Glancing to the side, Olivia and Eli were still captivated by the devastated forest, and their attention showed no signs of shifting towards us due to the blocked space.

If there was a problem, I had Lageta.

“She won’t mind, I’m sure.”

“Quit the fussing. Hurry up.”

[…]

As I gathered my thoughts and looked ahead, “Baram” was looking at me as if begging for salvation.

But…

After witnessing that incredible magic, how could I defy her…

When I avoided her gaze for a moment, she looked at me with a betrayed expression, as if saying, “How could you!”

“Hey, keeping quiet? What did that World Tree say?”

Moreover, under the pressing insistence of Ragheta, approaching right in front of me, [Wind] finally gave up and lowered her gaze as if admitting defeat.

[Mission… Well done…]

“Mission? What mission?”

[Killing the demons that entered the forest…]

“Ah~ so Diem is all about demons, demons~ and that’s how it turned out?”

Upon Wind’s words, Ragheta nodded as if finally confirming the situation.

“Had entrusted the task to the elves, but you~~ were so incompetent that it couldn’t be resolved.

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And the World Tree, enchanted by Diem’s competence, even entrusted that task while showering blessings on Diem?”

[Enchanted… indeed…]

“Noisy.”

[…]

“Well, let’s put that aside. Haven’t you ever captured a demon around here?”

Her words are correct.

The guys Ragheta just massacred a while ago were numerous, but they were just like goblins or orcs, easy to handle alone.

If you say demons, they dominate monsters like devils while individually possessing tremendous strength!!

…

One guy was crushed by Ragheta like a mosquito.

One guy became a prisoner by Ragheta and spilled all the information to Ellie…

No matter how strong Ragheta is, does she only see the petty appearances?

Demons… perhaps weak?

“If, by any chance, because of monsters of that level, we caused trouble to our Diem, should we erase the elven race from this world?”

While my evaluation of demons was plummeting in my mind, Ragheta threatened [Wind] by igniting black flames.

***

‘I’m not a errand runner!’

Grumbling, [Wind], under the command of the World Tree, flew through the sky.

The dense forest of elves, where finding a person is very difficult, but [Wind] flew through the sky following the black thread connected to her magic.

At the end of a short flight, a black-haired woman was discovered still holding a young boy in her arms, laughing with a frozen smile.

“That’s the legendary Lageda. To think I would see her after living for so long as an elemental mage.”

An enigmatic explorer who corrupts even the gods in pursuit of knowledge.

Obsessed with knowledge, she cared for nothing unless it was something new.

Reviann Lageda.

The sight of her, infatuated with the boy, seemed strange to the Wind.

“But her personality has improved compared to before, so I should be grateful to the child Diam.”

“You want to make a contract with me? Then go ahead.”

“It’s over now. I was just curious about what it feels like to make a contract with a Greater Spirit. Now leave.”

As the image of her from 300 years ago surfaced, a shiver ran down his spine.

Calming his trembling body, he approached the two, wondering where the sweet eyes of the woman in love had gone.

A gaze sharper than a knife and colder than an iceberg pierced through the Wind.

“Are you finally coming out now?”

I didn’t come here because I wanted to… How sad.

“C-cough… I came here to deliver a message to the child…”

“To Diam?”

As she coughed, Lageda glanced coldly at the Wind with eyes as icy as her embrace on the doll-like child.

“Tell me first.”

“But… this is the will of the World Tree…”

“Enough with the noise. Hurry up.”

[…]

I apologize, World Tree.

Even if it’s an order, you wouldn’t want me to perish, right?

Ah. Will I be annihilated by the World Tree even if I give up the command?

“Hey. Aren’t you going to speak? What did the World Tree say?”

I don’t know!

[Thank you for your service…]

“Service? What service?”

“To, to defeat the… demons that entered the… forest…”

“Ah~ Diam, demons~ demons~ So that’s how it happened?”

“You damn brat, Di’am!

I told you to keep it a secret as much as possible!

Did you spread rumors all over the neighborhood?!

Honestly, the kid didn’t do anything wrong.

The only one who could be blamed was Di’am.

As she mentally cursed, Lageta crossed her arms with an expression of disbelief.

“You entrusted the task to the elves, but they were so incapable that they couldn’t solve it.

And you even assigned that task to Di’am because of his competence, to the point that the World Tree was impressed and blessed him?”

“[Impressed…]” (Note: This is a sound effect)

“Quiet.”

[…]

“Well, let’s set that aside. You haven’t captured any demons around here, have you?”

Huh?

That’s a fact even I don’t know.

[Breeze] just came to listen to and convey the World Tree’s words.

I just came to deliver the message that the World Tree went through a lot.

They asked why Di’am, that brat, is so efficient.

But they haven’t captured any demons?

“If they bothered our Di’am because of monsters of that level, should we erase the elven race from this world?”

Seeing Lageta emitting genuine intensity, [Breeze] unconsciously took a step back.

[I, I also don’t know what happened!]

“If you don’t know, it’s over? If you don’t know, is it the end for the Elemental Realm? You should know!”

[…]

Unable to give a proper reply, [Breeze] finally returned to the place where the World Tree was under Lageta’s gaze.

As the demons and monsters disappeared, the World Tree, who was admiring her skin in front of a mirror, noticed [Breeze]’s presence.

“You came early?”

[Umm… World Tree, may I ask you something?]

“What?”

[Are the demons… dead?]

“Huh?”

The world tree, who had been humming a little tune in response to [Wind]’s question, tilted her head and rolled her fingers.

Emerald leaves grew from her fingertips.

As her slender fingers touched the leaves, a pure green magic spread around with a soft *poof*.

“Yeah. They disappeared. There’s no way those guys who’ve been stuck for months suddenly ran away. Maybe they’re dead?”

“But… Rageta… No, Diarm hasn’t exterminated the demons,” said the [Elf].

“Huh? What are you talking about?”

“He says that if we find out about it, he’ll annihilate the elves for bothering him with useless matters,” Rageta relayed.

“… Really?”

“…Yes.”

“You don’t know either?”

“No.”

“Even the elves don’t know?”

“Yes.”

“… Are we in trouble?”

“I’ll release the elves and the spirits right away to investigate.”

The world tree, who had been humming a tune just a moment ago, sat on the ground with a blank expression.

[Wind] was about to leave the space.

Turning her body, she looked at the world tree, who had stretched out on the ground.

“By the way, when are you planning to put on clothes?”

“I can’t wear them… and this is quite comfortable.”

“Ah… I see.”

The elves’ god was beginning to get used to nudity.