Bab 137: Chapter 137 The Lion Protecting his Lioness

"I understand if it's difficult to believe, but you're welcome to request the recording from the Director. I trust this will serve as sufficient evidence to substantiate my claims," Hera explained, her composed demeanor unwavering as her gaze remained sharp.

However, Minerva found it difficult to accept such a straightforward explanation. To her, it seemed implausible that all the fortunate occurrences would befall a single individual among ten participants. 'After all, if only two were deemed lucky, what did that make the rest? Purely unlucky cronies?'

"Isn't that cheating already?" Minerva argued, her voice laced with indignation. "Why resort to an exchange system when everyone else is putting in the hard work to complete tasks for their items? It's inherently unfair." Her words resonated with the female participants, who nodded in agreement, lending their support to Minerva's stance.