As the dead returned to their graves and the people followed Eris back to the church, the procession was coming to an end. From this day onward, this empire would have a divine goddess among its queens, and the people could barely fathom how that would shift the balance of power among the queens.
But nonetheless, having a divine goddess watching over them was a good thing, and especially since she was a woman who was with them from the start, from before Arad even started gathering people in his territory and slowly building up the early village.
Out of all of Arad's wives, Eris was especially respected, and not due to her power or beauty, but because she was the one who gave the dead comfort and put them to rest. Due to all that respect growing rapidly after she became a divine, Eris already had a huge following of fanatic zealots who didn't shy from chanting her name above all else.
