I Made a Game Featuring Constellations

A small celestial garden.

With most of the gods off enjoying the banquet, the park was quiet, save for two goddesses seated on a secluded bench.

“You were too much, sister.”

One goddess lightly tapped the other’s arm.

“I told you, I’m sorry.”

The other goddess let out an awkward laugh.

“It really was the only way.”

“You could have just told me the truth.”

“If you had known the truth, the evil god’s curse would have swallowed you whole and turned you into fuel for its resurrection.”

“…Still, did you really have to make me hate you?”

“If you had kept even a shred of affection for me, the seal would have shattered almost immediately. The first restriction I placed broke instantly because of that. …I never realized just how much my little sister loved me.”

Tystina smirked mischievously, and Beydia’s face turned bright red.

“I—I didn’t! Y-You must have messed up the restriction or something!”

“Nope. I did it properly.”

“No, you messed up.”

“Nope.”

“Yes.”

“No.”

“Yes.”

The petty squabble of two prideful goddesses continued.

“Haha! Hahahaha!”

Out of nowhere, Tystina burst into laughter, bringing an abrupt end to the pointless argument.

“…What’s so funny?”

“Aah, sorry.”

Tystina wiped away a tear from laughing too hard.

“It just reminded me of the past.”