Seven Sins System

Chapter 353: Naive

Seven Sins System Chapter 353. Naive

"Goddess of Chastity, please hear my prayer…" the girl prayed again fervently.

She looked around 20, wrapped up in a white bathrobe. Her hair was damp, and the lingering scent of soap hung in the air. A strange contradiction, really. If she'd been a victim of something as heinous as rape, logic dictated she'd be running for the hills or at least hiding out somewhere. Yet here she was, post-shower, rocking a fancy bathrobe, and summoning a goddess. Definitely not typical victim behavior.

Puriel seemed to be buying into the damsel-in-distress scenario, her divine empathy in full gear.

But me?

I was the devil, and something about this situation just didn't add up. I mean, I got summoned to all sorts of messed-up scenes, but this one took the cake.

The usual scorn in Puriel's gaze softened, as if she had seamlessly stepped into the role of the goddess she was summoned to be. "Lift your head, my child," she said, her voice a delicate mix of softness and politeness.

The girl obeyed, raising her head with all the obedience I'd expect when a goddess talks to a mortal. Her blue eyes sparkled like a serene ocean, and her slightly curly blonde hair framed her face, giving her an almost angelic appearance. Cute, too. Couldn't deny that.

"Oh damn. She is pretty. I would do her if she offered herself to me," I couldn't help but grin.

"What is wrong with you?" she hissed under her breath, her eyes narrowing in disapproval.

I shrugged, unapologetic. "Just stating the obvious. No need to get all divine judgment on me."

The girl looked up at Puriel with a mixture of awe and hope. It was like she expected divine intervention or a cosmic solution to whatever had brought her to summon the goddess of chastity.

"Child, speak your troubles. The goddess hears your plea," Puriel intoned.

I leaned against the fancy dresser, my devilish grin not fading. "This should be interesting," I muttered to myself, fully aware that Puriel was shooting me another one of those "you're not helping" glares.

The girl took a deep breath. "I wish... I would be a virgin again," she wished earnestly.

I couldn't help but raise an eyebrow in confusion. 'Guess she's not a rape victim,' I thought, my devilish instincts sharp as ever. If she were, she'd probably be asking for justice or some heavenly retribution. But hey, who was I to judge? Mortals and their wishes were a never-ending source of amusement.

Shooting a glance at Puriel, I waited for her to react. I wondered if she had caught onto the peculiar nature of this wish or if she was too wrapped up in her divine demeanor to notice.

Puriel, however, surprised me. Without missing a beat, she nodded with a solemn expression, as if granting wishes of this nature was just another Tuesday for her. "I will fulfill your wish," she declared.

I let out a long, exaggerated exhale, shaking my head from side to side. 'Yup, she is stupid as usual,' I thought, the word "naïve" flashing in my mind like a neon sign. It was a specific kind of innocence that both intrigued and exasperated me.

I mean, she's a goddess, right? She's got the cosmic cheat code to peek into people's hearts, to see the good and the bad. And yet, there she was, choosing to trust this mortal at face value.

Puriel had this power—this divine radar. She could sift through the moral maze of a person's soul, distinguishing the saints from the sinners. But did she use it? Nah. Instead, she opted to trust the mortal as is, no background check needed.

'Why?' I muttered to myself, amused and slightly annoyed by her unwavering faith in the goodness of mortals. It wasn't like I hadn't taken advantage of that before. I mean, she believed every word I said before she found out I was the devil in disguise. Classic case of divine gullibility.

Puriel extended her hand towards the girl, and in an instant, a soft glow emanated from her divine touch. The radiant light seemed to dance around Puriel's fingertips. As her hand connected with the mortal, the light expanded, wrapping the girl's form in a warm, celestial embrace.

I watched with keen interest as the glow enveloped the girl's body. The air itself seemed to shimmer with the divine energy at play. It was a purification in progress.

In just a moment, the luminous display faded away, leaving the room in its usual ambiance. To the mortal's eyes, nothing might have seemed different about her physical form. Her appearance remained unchanged, yet I sensed an invisible shift.

Puriel had just performed a purification. She was a virgin once more.

"Now tell me, my child, what happened? Have they tainted you?" Puriel inquired, her gaze shifting toward the three naked guys.

I couldn't help but roll my eyes; I was pretty sure she was gearing up to assign me another celestial cleanup duty.

But the girl's response was anything but what we expected. "No. They are my exes. We had so much fun last night. But I'm getting married in two days. Because my future husband is kinda a bit conventional and believes that virginity must be maintained until the wedding day, and I have lied to him, so I decided to summon you," the girl admitted with a nonchalant shrug.

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