Syr is not the only one who has feelings for Bell. When she notices the shift in her friend’s behavior, she asks Ryu a question that shakes the elf to the core.

Hedin will not allow Bell’s date with Syr to proceed. Not until Bell can properly woo her; not until he learns... how to pick up girls in a dungeon.

Bell and Syr finally go on their festival date. Unfortunately, several meddlesome groups insist on being the third wheel.

Bell can’t act the dense, indecisive fool—not after Syr poured her heart out to him. He must respond to her feelings honestly, but now the Freya Familia is trying to kill her.

Syr had her chance. It’s Freya’s turn now, and the goddess will use any means necessary to make all of Orario understand that Bell is hers. Completely. Undeniably. Hers.

Bell claims he’s part of the Hestia Familia. But that can’t be right, he’s always been part of the Freya Familia. His own Familia and goddess wouldn’t lie to him, right?

Freya’s control was never absolute. There will always be those who slipped through the cracks and cannot accept the new status quo.

Everyone has a breaking point, and Bell is approaching his limit. He has two choices left: he can either give in and accept Freya’s affections, or forge ahead as his true self.

As Bell discovers the truth about Syr and confronts Freya, Hestia unleashes her power. She is the Goddess of the Hearth, which makes her the most formidable deity in Orario.

Freya declares a War Game against the Hestia Famila. The terms are simple: if Freya wins, Bell will be hers. But if she loses? She will return to Heaven.

The Hestia Familia may have formed an alliance for the War Game, but the Freya Familia earned its fearsome reputation for a reason. The allied army is about to find out why.