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ll we resolve this issue? Forsooth, we shouldst return in the meantime and petition those folk to summon us once again after our otherworlder hast completed his preparations.”
“Huh? After I change from mine own path to find the time for this just so I can knock down the unceasing bragging of thine? Does thee not realize how busy I am?”
“Hush! I knoweth thou art not busy!”

Please don’t instigate things further, God of the Seas.
Oh well.

“Gobukichi!”
“Yessir!”
“You know what to bring.”

After instructing Gobukichi, he went to the mansion and brought back something with him.

They were leftovers from today’s lunch, so offering them to a god felt humiliating.
But since it’s an emergency, I’m left with no other choice.

“What is hither?”
“I’ll turn them into green-peas rice.”

I hope they’re not thinking that I’m recycling food.
Unexpected times call for unexpected measures.

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I made rice balls out of the leftovers.

It tastes good even if it’s cold.
Such is the strength of rice mixed in with ingredients.

“Please have this for the time being,” I say as I offer them the food.

Regret is already welling in my heart.

They are leftovers.
And I’m giving them to gods, of all beings!

Maybe I was too hasty.
I should’ve taken my time to prepare something more decent.

Please notice my struggle and stop what you’re going to do!

“Thanking thee for the meal.”

My prayers weren’t heard!
That’s a god for you, all right.
They didn’t read the atmosphere at all!

Posideon, God of the Sea, chews the cooled rice ball of green peas, swallows it, licks the grain of rice off his fingertips…and says, “…I declare green peas rice as the food of the gods.”
“Again?!”

I’m glad that he liked it, but aren’t they using their ‘food of the gods’ card too much?!

“Valorous! This is valorous! The glutinous texture of the rice combined with the chewiness of the green legume art the highlight! Above all, the lingering saltiness of it is exceptional! As I prophesied, saltiness is the supreme gust!”

The God of the Seas begins reviewing the food.

“Right? Right? It’s still inferior to bamboo shoot rice, though.”

Please don’t butt in with an appeal to your favorite dish at the critical moment, Hades.

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You’re also shoving several rice balls down your throat.

“…Brother, it seems I shall admit my failure, I hast been wrong.
It’s as thee hath said.
The food this otherworlder makes does rival cuisine of the gods.”
“Hah-hah-ha.
Honesty is a policy, be thou a human ‘r a god.
However, brother, thee can praise it as the most wondrous, but don’t thee consider thy conduct lacking in moderation?”
“Hm?”

Poseidon stops chewing upon hearing Hades’ remark.

“Thou hast designated this green-peas rice as the food of the gods, but if thee scrutinize further, thou shall see the entirety of ingredients used in it, such as the grains and beans, art all food of the earth.”
“Ngh!”
“The same shows true for bamboo-shoot rice.
The perspiration and intellect that well reflects in this dish aside, forever as they art blessings of the earth, there’s nary a problem with me branding it as the food of the gods, but what about thee?”

Poseidon, God of the seas.

“Art thou, whom rules the flotes, not going beyond thy authority by giving praise to the bounty of the earth? I did not imagine thou were a senseless god like Zeus, or art thee? Hmm?”

Hades made his own comeback.
I can understand how he feels, seeing how he was stirred up a lot up till now.

But I honestly don’t want our farm to be the cause of some divine war.

“Ngh!!!”

There’s a saying that he who instigates more is more prone to being provoked.
Poseidon is no exception to this, as he turns beet-red and is trembling.

“O’ visitor from another world!”

Now he’s turning to me?

“Yes, Your Mightiness?”
“In recognition of thy wisdom and justice, I commandeth thee to offer me a dish with ingredients from the flote! Then, I shalt giveth thee mine own blessing!”