God Simulator: The Goddesses In The Simulation Are All Real Chapter 56: Seraphina: I'm A Magical Girl

Linsley led Seraphina to the computer room, where they re-opened the email.

As Seraphina read through the twisted words, her face grew paler, her hands trembling slightly.

The reality of what the Outer God Association had planned hit her hard, leaving a heavy weight on her heart.

"They're… They're planning this for our children?" Seraphina's voice wavered, filled with disbelief and shock.

Linsley nodded grimly. "Seems like it."

Seraphina closed her eyes for a mont, struggling to steady her breath. "I knew the Outer God Association was twisted, but this... I didn't think they'd go this far."

The helplessness clawed at her.

As a magical girl, Seraphina had always fought to protect others, to stand against injustice. But now, facing the dark reality of this world—controlled by forces far beyond her reach—she felt small, powerless.

'I'm supposed to protect people,' she thought bitterly. 'But what can I do against this? Even my power as a magical girl can't change anything.'

Her thoughts spiraled deeper into frustration, until she realized that Linsley was the only person she could rely on in this situation.

He was the only one who truly understood, the only one on the sa boat as her. The weight of that realization made her feel even more vulnerable, but she didn't reject it.

Linsley, sensing her turmoil, stepped closer. His hand rested gently on her shoulder.

Seraphina looked up at him, her eyes filled with a mix of frustration and sorrow.

"We'll figure it out," Linsley said softly. "You're not alone in this."

Seraphina's voice cracked as she responded, "I wish I could do more… but I don't even know where to start."

Without a second thought, Linsley pulled her into an embrace.

The gesture was impulsive, but in that mont, he wanted nothing more than to console her, to let her know she wasn't facing this nightmare alone.

Seraphina, feeling the warmth and safety of his arms, didn't push him away. She let herself be held, knowing that Linsley was the only one she could trust in this cruel world.

He was the only person who understood what it ant to be trapped by the Outer God Association's twisted plans.

Linsley held her tightly, and as he did, a new emotion stirred within him. His grip on her tightened, and he found himself gently lifting her chin, his eyes searching hers.

"Seraphina," he whispered, his voice low and tender.

There was sothing in her gaze, sothing vulnerable and trusting, that made his heart ache. And before he could think twice, Linsley leaned in and kissed her.

The kiss was soft at first, tentative, but Seraphina didn't pull away. She responded to him, her lips eting his in quiet acceptance.

In that mont, all the uncertainty, all the fear, faded away, leaving only the warmth they shared.

For a brief mont, the world outside didn't matter.

The weight of the Outer God Association, their twisted plans, and the dark future ahead—none of it could touch them.

All that mattered was the connection they had, the trust between them.

When they finally pulled apart, Seraphina's cheeks were flushed, her breath shaky. She looked at Linsley, a flicker of surprise and gratitude in her eyes.

"I didn't expect that," she whispered softly.

Linsley gave her a small, sincere smile. "Neither did I," he admitted, brushing a stray strand of pink hair from her face. "But I ant it."

Seraphina managed a faint smile, leaning into him slightly. "Thank you, Linsley. You're the only one I can trust in this… the only one I can rely on."

Linsley's resolve only solidified as he looked at her. "We'll find a way," he said firmly. "We just need to play along for now, but we'll get through this together."

Seraphina nodded, her eyes softening as hope flickered in her gaze. "I hope that day cos soon."

For now, they had each other.

In a world full of cruelty and manipulation, Linsley knew that Seraphina's trust in him was sothing precious. It was sothing he would never take for granted.

He made a silent vow—one he kept close to his heart.

One day, when the ti was right, he would tear down the system that had trapped them both. But until then, they would stand by each other's side, no matter what ca their way.

'I'll protect her,' Linsley thought to himself as he glanced at Seraphina. 'No matter what happens, I'll make sure she's safe. She's the only person I can trust in this hellhole of a world. If anyone tries to harm her…'

His eyes narrowed, a cold determination filling his heart. 'Once I reach the power of a World God, the Outer God Association and its grip on this world will crumble. But to achieve that, I'll need to ascend beyond a Zenith Avatar Master.'

'I have to beco a Celestial Avatar Master at the very least. No—if I really want to stand at the pinnacle and reshape this world, I'll have to reach the power of an Ascendence Avatar Master.'

The thought stirred sothing deep within him, his resolve hardening as he imagined that day. When he would finally crush the Outer God and its servants.

When Seraphina would be free, and they could live in a world without chains. But first, he had to gather more strength.

While Linsley was lost in his monologue, he noticed that Seraphina's expression shifted.

There was sothing weighing on her, sothing she seed hesitant to say.

'What is it?' he wondered.

She hesitated for a mont longer, her fingers fidgeting, her brows furrowed.

Then, as if she had co to a decision, her eyes beca clear, and she looked up at him with newfound determination.

"Linsley…" she began, her voice trembling slightly but steadying as she continued. "There's sothing I need to tell you. It's… my greatest secret."

Linsley raised an eyebrow, intrigued by the sudden shift in her tone. He already knew what she was about to say, but decided to play along, masking his surprise.

Seraphina took a deep breath, as if gathering the courage to finally reveal what she had kept hidden for so long.

"I'm a magical girl," she confessed, her voice quiet but filled with sincerity.