Epic of Caterpillar

Chapter 2410: Family Meeting



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Gaia was Flora's eldest daughter, from what I recall, she wasn't born from her body but created from Divine Mud and shaped into a giantess by her divine hands, she became her first baby which she raised with great love, and who ended becoming the mother of many more Titans born afterwards such as Helios, Hyperion, and many more.

Flora also has two other daughters I met some time ago which I haven't seen lately, Ova the Goddess of Beasts, she was the mother of mostly all Beast Gods and therefore the maker of the beast-kin races.

Then there was Agatha, the youngest of the trio that is the Goddess of Birth and Wisdom or something, though her main power was Wisdom and Light Magic, and the power of manipulating Laws. I had to fight these two goddesses to finally overcome the last ordeal in the Central Continent.

It was a massive battle that decided the fate of the entire continent, and where everything changed forever, it was also where I ascended into a Supreme Goddess of Chaos after all those battles and the power I gained from them.

Ova and Agatha are currently living between my Divine Realm and their mother's Divine Realm, occasionally visiting mine as it has many more attractions, resources, and a lot of their friends and family members live there too.

But right now, they were with Flora, and she summoned them immediately after seeing Gaia, bringing them out of her Divine Realm.

The two were in different poses when they were summoned though...

"Come on girls, come greet your eldest sister, she has finally walked out of her cave!" FLASH! FLASH!

Then, two gorgeous women emerged, Ova, the Beast Giantess Goddess, resembling a gorgeous, brown-skinned beauty with white tattoos resembling beasts all over her body, which were beast totems.

Wearing only some animal pelts over her entire body. Her long blonde hair waved by the strong wind, and her sharp and strong emerald eyes gave her a strong aura.

Yes indeed, she's the same fierce beauty I remember.

Then there was Agartha, delicate and cocky in appearance and nature, a princess-like beauty, clear blonde hair, almost yellow rather than blonde, golden eyes, pale white skin, she was wearing a frilly white dress.

And then Gaia as the eldest, a giantess made of stone and plants, who compacted her form and then resembled a beautiful mature woman whose hair were plants and her skin was brown, covered with many golden runes. She was gorgeous, with wide hips and big chest.

Damn, Flora's daughters are all so hot...

Ugh, okay, calm down!

"Gaia! Is it you Gaia?!" wondered Ova, who was actually sitting with a kitchen knife, she was preparing some meal. "Big sister!"

"Eh? It's her?! It's her!" Agatha said, she was sitting and applying makeup over her face. "Sister Gaia!"

"Girls..."

Gaia smiled gently, letting her little sisters hug her tightly and then she kissed their foreheads.

"Where have you been this whole time? One day you just disappeared!" said Ova.

"Yeah, what the hell happened?" asked Agatha.

"Sorry, I just... I have lived a long life, even you girls have," said Gaia. "But I've lived much longer... I've lost a lot. And... unlike mother, whose mind is so resilient and strong, I wanted to just... rest and be at ease. So I moved to a part of Kireina's divine realm and settled down within an island."

"Eh? Really..." Ova muttered.

"But why do something so lameee?" Agatha asked.

"I already told you why Agatha..." Gaia sighed. "I love you two, but I hope you can understand... Well, you can come visit me anytime. But honestly, I don't feel like I want to be... around. Like, fighting and everything."

"I see..." nodded Ova. "I understand what you mean, sister. Agatha, stop being so annoying over it. Understand Gaia a bit more, please."

"Yeah..." nodded Agatha. "Fineee... I just miss you big sis. Can't you come visit us more?" "I will," Gaia nodded, patting Agatha in the head. "Mother... So what did you need?" "My daughter," Flora smiled, hugging Gaia first. "And my daughters... Remember the time I told you that I was originally a member of the first humans of Genesis, or Earth?"

"Yes, why?" wondered Gaia.

"Wait you were a human?!" Agatha asked. "I don't remember that at all mom!"

"Agatha, stop screaming all the time," said Ova. "Yes mother?"

"These people are from that time, or well, descendants of that time," said Flora, presenting the Eduard and Michaela, or well the machines.

"Machines?" Ova asked.

"No, the people inside," said Flora. "Eduard, Michaela. It is nice to see you... as you might have already heard, I am indeed a human of ancient times. Although my body has changed, as I've adapted to the changes of Earth and cultivated my body through its alien energies. I retain all memories of the past, and even of their technology... it seems it has advanced greatly since then."

"So it was true, we overheard something, but we couldn't believe it!" said Michaela. "Is this for real?"

"I-I... I must ask again to confirm this," said Eduard. "If you're truly who you say to be, what is your registered citizen name? I can search it within the history records."

"Yes... my true name was Emilia Stuart Harmaline," she said. "I belonged to the Harmaline family, the pioneers at space traveling technology and mechanical engineering."

"That's... you are truly an ancient member of the Harmaline family?!" Eduard gasped.

"Wait! I found her?!" Michaella gasped.

Indeed, they researched through their little computers and instantly found her!n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

Damn, isn't that super old?

"S-So many years ago..." said Eduard. "Indeed, it is registered here that you didn't board the space traveling spaceships and remained at Earth. It was declared you were deceased."

"Haha, I guessed as much," nodded Flora. "But were my siblings and my parents able to escape? Are there any descendants?"

"There are..." Michaella said.

"In fact... the Harmaline family right now is one of the largest families that own over thirty percent of the territories of the entire empire." Eduard said.

"So they have become conquerors... I don't really know what to think," sighed Flora. "But I

am glad there are descendants. My family lives on..."

She smiled, feeling relieved.

Well, I'm glad for her.