Shota's Isekai NTR Adventure

As Solista's hand was over my hand, there was a glow that suddenly appeared around that hand of light.

That glow quickly spread from their hand to my hand and soon, my hand was completely covered in that glow.

I couldn't help being taken aback, but since there was no strange feeling coming from my hand, I didn't pull it back right away.

I wanted to see just what this God of Light was about to do.

The glow lasted a few seconds before fading. Once the glow faded away, Solista gave a satisfied nod before taking their hand off the back of my hand.

Solista then said, "This should make things much more interesting."

I couldn't help looking down at the back of my hand to see what they were talking about. As soon as I looked down, I found that there was now something new on the back of my hand.

It was a small mark that seemed to be glowing.

From the shape that it took, it almost looked like a small pair of wings on the back of my hand.

After a moment's daze, I looked back up at the figure of light and asked, "What is this that you've put on my hand?"

Solista gave another laugh, but they didn't answer this question.

I knitted my brows when I heard this and I narrowed my eyes to look at this figure of light that was supposed to be the God of Light.

I couldn't figure out just what this God of Light wanted.

But I forgot that this god was able to hear my thoughts because the next thing that rang out in my mind was…

"I don't want anything. I just want to make things a bit more interesting and give you a few more options just in case you want to take a different path."

I knitted my brows again before asking, "What is this different path that you're talking about?"

The figure of light gave something that seemed like a shoulder shrug before saying, "That is for you to find out on your own. Only if you find out on your own will it have meaning."

I couldn't help knitting my brows even more when I heard this.

There were so many things that I had wanted to ask Solista, but before I could ask anything…

"It's about time to send you back. If I keep you here any longer, the others will notice and that won't be good."

"Others?" I couldn't help whispering to myself.

Solista was about to raise their hand to do something, but before they could finish, I suddenly said, "Wait! I still have other questions to ask!"

Solista was caught off guard by this sudden outburst from me, but they also quickly came back to their senses. They were about to reject me when I suddenly added, "You owe me this after you arbitrarily pulled me here and gave me this mark."

I couldn't see their expression, but it was clear that they had an awkward look on their face.

With a sigh, Solista said, "I can't answer everything and we don't have time for too many questions. I'll only answer two of your questions, I can't answer any more than that."

Two questions…that was far from being enough…

But I couldn't do anything and this was already considered good enough.

After all, the other side was a god.

If they didn't want to answer my questions, I couldn't do anything about it.

"Good that you know this."

I revealed a bitter smile when I heard this.

Right, gods could read my mind…

Solista didn't say anything, but there was a chuckle that rang out in my head that made their opinion clear.

So after taking a deep breath to calm myself, I asked, "What is the purpose of this world?"

Solista didn't answer and there was even a jolt from the figure of light that showed that they were genuinely surprised by this question.

There was a long period of silence that followed before a somewhat bitter voice rang out in my head saying, "I can't answer that…"

There was another pause before the voice said again, "That is a question that is very dangerous to ask. I would recommend that you forget about it if you want what's best for this world and yourself."

The tone turned a bit serious at the end of this sentence.

It as almost as if they were giving me an actual warning instead of just giving me advice…

I couldn't help looking at the figure of light with a strange look, but since there was nothing else that followed, I had no choice but to just give a nod in reponse to this.

After another moment of silence, I asked my second question, "Will the gods keep interefering in my life like you?"

I had thought quite a bit about my second question and in the end, I chose to ask this.

There were many things that I could have asked, but at the same time, it felt like many of these questions wouldn't be answered.

So I chose to ask a question that was related to my future and would be relatively harmless enough that I would get an answer.

After I asked this, there was an amused laugh that rang out in my mind before Solista said, "No, generally gods won't interfere in the lives of mortals, even if they are reincarnators like yourself. It is against the rules of being a god after all. As for me, I just wanted to meet you, so I didn't mind breaking that rule."

Hearing this, I couldn't help letting out a sigh of relief.

If the gods kept interfering in my new life, while it would be helpful at first, it was clear that it would reach a point where it would impact my new life.

This was not something that I wanted, so I wanted to make sure that I wouldn't be bothered by these deities.

Since Solista had confirmed that there were rules in place about contacting mortals, then I figured that should solve most of my problems…

Seeing that I had finished asking my two questions, Solista raised their hand again and said, "I'll be sending you back now."

Hearing this, I nodded in response and waited for them to teleport me.

The figure of light looked down at me before saying, "I wish you luck in your new life and remember that the gods will always be watching over you."

Then with a wave of their hand, there was a flash of light that appeared.

This flash of light was like the flash of light that I had encountered when I was first pulled into this white space.

After that flash of light finished, the scenery in front of me changed.

Inside of the white space, there was only the figure of light that was left floating there. This figure of light was looking right where Zwein had been standing and it didn't move at all as it continued staring in that direction.

Not long after though, there was a figure made of blue light that appeared that said, "Is he gone?"