Moreover, isn't the charm of wild history precisely in its absurdity?
Wild history doesn't have to be true, but it must be wild.
If it's not wild, how can it be called wild history!
She couldn't help but want to go crazy, sharing her "guesses" with others.
But, about a mother sneaking into her daughter's house, although it sounds outrageous and indeed not common, for the Divine in this world... well, actually, it seems somewhat acceptable.
After all, there are even more thrilling precedents.
Like male Divine creating offspring with male heroes, transforming into animals to join animal clans in a wild party, eventually giving birth to a Divine Son, father-son Divine loving and fighting to win the same mortal...
Compared to other Divine's more abstract shocking behaviors, this ordinary act barely passes as dinner conversation, unable to stir much turmoil.
