Exiled with a Useless Skill 'Gacha', but It Turns Out to Be a Legendary Pull That Only Summons Gods - All I Get Are Beautiful Goddess! - Chapter 6

To celebrate my promotion to E-rank, we visited the most highly rated restaurant in town.

Of course, it couldn’t compare to the divine meals Freya prepared.

But the lively atmosphere filled with the cheerful laughter of adventurers and the music played by bards was something I had forgotten since being exiled.

“Master, this meat is surprisingly good.”

“Kai-san, please make sure to eat your vegetables too.”

Brynhilde and Freya also seemed to be enjoying the mood.

When I was exiled, I was alone.

Now, I had two reliable companions.

I savored this happiness.

Back at the inn, I took a deep breath on the bed.

It was time for my third gacha.

I already had the strongest attacker and the best healer.

What kind of power should I seek next?

(I want to know more about this world. I want knowledge. Not just brute strength wisdom for battle.)

With that strong wish, I activated the skill [God Gacha].

The familiar divine gate opened, and a capsule rolled out.

With a mix of anticipation and slight unease, I opened it.

Standing before me, bathed in fading light, was a woman whose aura was entirely different from the previous two.

“I shall be your knowledge, Master. I am Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom and Strategy. I look forward to working with you.”

Lustrous straight black hair, intelligent violet eyes.

Behind those eyes, silver-rimmed glasses glinted sharply.

She wore a robe fit for a sorcerer, impeccably tailored and flawlessly worn.

Calm, composed, and logical that was my first impression of her.

“Master?”

“You are the one who summons and commands us. Thus, ‘Master’ is the most logical form of address.”

Minerva stated this matter-of-factly before turning her gaze to my status plate.

“Hmm, the skill [God Gacha]. Even in the divine realm, its existence was spoken of only in legends. To think it was real.”

She showed no surprise as she continued.

“And, Master you yourself possess vast magical power within you. Yet, you cannot control most of it. A classic case of wasted potential.”

Minerva had effortlessly seen through a latent ability I hadn’t even realized I had.

Now that she mentioned it, my MP was significantly higher than most mages my age.

But I had never been able to use it effectively.

“Magic is not simply about unleashing power. There are efficient circulation and utilization methods. I shall teach them to you.”

As if beginning a lecture, Minerva spoke smoothly and without hesitation.

Her explanation of MP utilization was far more refined and practical than any theory I had learned in the Astel household.

Moreover, her knowledge extended beyond just magic.

“Near this frontier town lie several ruins of an ancient magical civilization. It is highly likely that they contain lost technologies and powerful magical artifacts.”

This was the moment our party gained a new possibility.

Brynhilde’s physical attack power.

Freyja’s healing and support abilities.

And now, Minerva’s wisdom and tactics.

We wouldn’t just rely on brute force, we could fight cleverly.

I felt genuine excitement at her joining.

“Looking forward to working with you, Minerva. Be our wisdom, my wisdom.”

“Leave it to me, Master. I shall guide your decisions to the correct path.”

Adjusting her glasses with a click, Minerva smiled with confidence.

According to her intel, an undiscovered rare mineral vein lay dormant in a nearby abandoned mine.

Our next objective was set to investigate that mine.

With the Goddess of Wisdom joining us, our adventures were bound to reach a new stage.