She Belongs To The Devil

Chapter 560: Tantrum

God had already returned to Heaven while feeling awfully angry. And in his rage, he was thinking of confronting Michael for sending those faeries to spy on Ariel.

"It is because of him that all this has happened. Now, I cannot even keep track of what my grandchild is doing!" he growled in fury and several thunderbolts ran across the sky of Heaven.

He put up a barrier around his garden so that no one would disturb him. He then began to pace back and forth in his garden.

And he started to shout his mind out, "What if Theodore never lets Ariel walk out of the Palace? What if Asherah doesn't agree to lift the barrier for me? How can I guide Ariel? What if Theodore and Adeline turn her into someone who is unsuitable to rule over all of my creation?"

He screamed furiously and another series of thunderbolts danced in the sky. The sky slowly turned gloomy to match his mood.

And he shouted again, "Yes! I am going to strip Michael of his title right now. I am going to do that in the future anyway. So why not now? Him and his son are becoming the greatest hindrance to my plan. They shall pay.

I am banishing both of them to Hell this instant."

The clouds grew darker and darker and it looked as though the clouds would collapse down along with the base that Heaven was hanging on.

God's physical form dissolved and turned into the darkest storm. The storm headed towards the other part of Heaven where the Chief Prince resided.

However, when he reached halfway, God stopped himself from acting rashly. He hovered around for a while in the form of a tornado and tried to calm himself down.

"If I confront Michael now then it will only confirm that I am indeed planning to hand over my position and my duty to Ariel. That would only end up endangering Ariel even more. Wherever I banish Michael and his son, Earth or Hell, they will find ways to hurt Ariel. So, it's better to keep them under the illusion for now. And later try to turn them into the allies of Ariel."

God eventually calmed himself down. The tornado turned back to being normal wind. And then he thought of going back to his garden.

"But before that, let's visit Earth one more time. I have some things to take care of."

And the wind swirled down to Earth.

After reaching somewhere near the Ethereal River, God flicked his fingers. And in the very next second, seven faeries popped into the air out of nowhere.

The faeries looked confused because they were busy with their own work and suddenly, they found themselves all together like that.

"What is going on?" one of the faeries asked the others. "Did someone summon us here or something?"

"Shh… calm your voice. It could be His Highness," the other faery replied in a rather hushed tone.

They were all confused because they weren't able to see God, who was still in the form of wind.

He finally reverted back to his physical form and then almost gave heart attacks to all the faeries.

"Al-Al-Almighty!" the wood faery stuttered and almost fainted.

God glared at those shaken tiny ones and then asked, "Are you here on Chief Prince Michael's order?"

"Ye-Yes, almighty," the water faery replied while trying to hide the fact that she was burning up in her winter coats. She had already begun her journey to one of the mountains when God summoned them.

God then said in a very stern voice, "I don't approve of what Michael has asked you all to do. So working for him is equivalent to going against me. You all don't want to anger me, do you?"

Those poor faeries gulped in fear. Some of them had already given up their hope. They were already thinking that today was going to be their last day.

However, God made another offer to them instead, "But I won't punish you all even if you went against me. In return, you all will keep on making Michael believe Ariel is not a threat to him. No matter what, don't make him or his followers to come down to Earth. I will tell you what kind of reports to give to him. And you all shall pass along the messages accordingly."

All seven of the faeries placed their palm on their chests and shouted, "We are at your service."

After giving some instructions to the faeries, God went back to Heaven.

He sat down under his favorite tree and waited for his wife to return. He wanted to confront her at the very least.

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Ariel's room became crowded when Adeline returned with three others.

Edwin and his family instantly bowed down to the Goddess and the Deity.

And Ariel also welcomed them by happily shouting and jumping. "Granny! Azizi! I love you two!"

"I love you three!" Azriel also shouted in a childish manner.

The mood of those four who came after witnessing the rage of God instantly elevated upon seeing Ariel and her goofiness.

"Ariel! Come to granny," the Goddess crouched down and then spread her arms to her granddaughter.

And Ariel also spread her arms and ran towards her grandmother. It had been a while since she last saw her granny and Azizi so she was really excited to see them again.

"Granny, what did you bring for me today?" Ariel asked after she pulled away from the hug with her grandmother.

The Goddess made Ariel hold out her tiny palm and then made a small butterfly dance on it.

Ariel excitedly watched the butterfly with vibrant wings dance on her palm. She happily watched it for a while and then ran behind towards Joyce. "Joy, look!"

Joyce smiled and said, "That's beautiful, Ary. I like it."

Joyce was impressed not just because of the butterfly but because of the illusion magic used by the Goddess. Even though the object was very small, the magic used was superior. One would barely be able to tell the difference between real and illusion if they didn't already know that the butterfly was an illusion.

Ariel grabbed Joyce's hand and then splatted her palm over Joyce's palm. She slowly raised her palm and peeked to look at the butterfly. She was trying to give that butterfly to Joyce but the moment she slammed her palm, the butterfly vanished.

Ariel's lips curved downward and then she sadly said, "The buttafly died."

Azriel was already standing behind Ariel by then. He swiftly picked her up in his arms and then said, "You should be gentle with living beings, Ary. If you smash them like that then they will die."

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Ariel's eyes were glistening with tears when Azriel basically said that she was the one who killed it.

Azriel was trying to teach Ariel to be gentle. But seeing her ready to cry, he couldn't help but say, "Don't cry now. I will take you to see lots of butterflies later."

"Okay," Ariel immediately gave a broad smile.

She looked down at her white skirt and then said, "Let's go right now. Let's catch some butterflies and paste them on my white skirt. Let's paint my skirt with buttaflies."

"Ariel!" Azriel face-palmed himself and shook his head. He could never guess what was going on in that tiny brain.