The Heroes Must Receive the Saintess’s Blessing

Saintess Ambrosia.

Her body, having received God’s blessing, was incomparably beautiful. Holy power dwelled within her soul.

However, because she was a Saintess, she lost her parents at a young age to the High Priest. She was dragged to the temple by the very hands of the High Priest who killed her parents, and thus grew up confined in the Great Temple, suffering ab*se while stripped of her freedom.

The only place she could lean her heart on was the story of the heroes who had set out on a journey to slay the Evil God.

And as time passed, the four heroes finally slew the Evil God and brought peace to the world.

However, the curse the Evil God left upon them was tormenting their souls….

[Saintess, Daughter of God. Save the heroes. Heal their souls. I bestow upon your body the Stigmata for them, so you shall become the fruit of God for the heroes.]

An oracle for them descends upon the Empire’s Great Temple.

It was an oracle stating that union with the Saintess, who never even revealed her appearance to the outside, would heal their souls.

They had absolutely no intention of looking favorably upon some priest’s Saintess, whom they found hateful.

The veil she wore as if there was no need to show her face, and her lofty attitude of not even properly mixing words—everything about the Saintess displeased them.

But to think they were forced to feel lust just by kissing such a woman’s skin!

It was a moment where the pride of the heroes, who had always lived with confidence in their own power, talent, and effort, was trampled. Even if it was due to God’s blessing for their recovery.

“We must make contact. Because I felt the pain subside even with that brief contact. However, I decline to be swayed by the will of the Emperor and the priests. Once the treatment is over, we leave, without lingering regrets.”

At this time, they did not expect it at all.

That they, who craved freedom and hated humans, would be unable to leave this place for a long time.

And that, solely for the sake of one human.