Chapter 364: The Power of the G Cup

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"Hmm? Is alcohol bad or something?" Sui noticed that Lucoa's expression had become a little strange and couldn't help but ask.

"Lucoa-san was said to have lost her divinity because of her fondness for alcohol. Her fellow gods tricked her into drinking cursed wine, and she was involved in a scandalous affair and stripped of her godhood..." Tohru said with a grin.

"Ah! Don't say that!" Lucoa quickly became flustered and covered Tohrus mouth, embarrassed.

"Wait... you were a god?" Sui asked, surprised.

"Yes, but I lost my godhood," Lucoa admitted, nodding.

While Tohru busied herself pouring tea, Lucoa leaned closer to Sui and whispered with a smile, "Thank you so much."

Her heterochromatic eyes—one yellow, one green—gave her an aura of mystery, like a Persian cat. But her overall demeanor was gentle, almost like the friendly older sister next door, which made her quite likable.

"Why are you thanking me?" Sui asked, puzzled.

"In truth, Tohru wasn't always this cheerful. She used to be a rather solemn child," Lucoa said softly, smiling.

"Really?" Sui turned to look at Tohru who was happily brewing tea, her face radiating joy. It was difficult to imagine the cheerful dragon maid as someone who had once been serious and withdrawn.

"Can't you tell?" Lucoa smiled. "Tohru is actually a very sensitive soul, but ever since she met you, she's been full of smiles."

Sui thought back for a moment, recalling how Tohru sometimes displayed a more vulnerable side. He smiled and said, "Well, I owe a lot to Tohru too. She's made this place feel so much livelier."

As the evening wore on, Sui stood up to prepare dinner, even though he had already eaten at Alice's house earlier.

"Sui's cooking is absolutely delicious!" Tohru declared proudly, her face beaming. "I guarantee Lucoa-san's never had anything like it!"

"Really?" Lucoa raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "I've tasted dishes made by the finest chefs in the human world. When I was a goddess, the best chefs in the kingdom would present their finest creations to me."

"Is that so?" Sui asked, surprised.

"Of course. As the goddess of harvest and agriculture, she's been in the human world for a long time and has tasted all kinds of delicacies made by humans," Tohru explained, her tone playful and triumphant. "But I promise, you've never had food like Sui's!"

Kanna also chimed in, "The food Sui makes is really good. I like it a lot."

"Well, I'm looking forward to trying it," Lucoa said with a smile, though inwardly she was skeptical. After all, she had lived for countless years and tasted dishes that would put most human chefs to shame.

Sui then headed to the kitchen to prepare dinner.

He found some leftover bison meat in the freezer and decided to grill it into steaks. There was also a large piece of dream catfish from a previous meal, which he fried into crispy fillets. To round it off, he made some homemade wine from a Sakeyashi Fruit he had recently purchased.

Tonight's dinner was abundant, featuring large, juicy cuts of meat that exuded a rich aroma, making the meal look particularly appetizing.

"Oh! So much meat!" Kanna, always eager for hearty meals, grabbed a large chunk of steak and eagerly bit into it.

"This grilled steak is amazing!" Lucoa remarked in surprise as she took a bite. Her usually calm demeanor shifted as the flavor hit her.

"The meat is incredibly tender and fresh, cooked to perfection—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside. The simple seasoning, just a touch of salt, lets the natural flavor of the ingredients shine through. This is a truly masterful dish."

Lucoa looked at Sui in admiration. "You're quite a remarkable human being."

As she continued to eat, she realized that none of the esteemed chefs she had encountered over the centuries could compare to the young man before her.

"See? I told you Sui is amazing!" Tohru said, her mouth full of food, her cheeks puffed out as she struggled to speak between bites.

"I never imagined the cuisine in this world could be so extraordinary... It really is a wonderful place," Lucoa mused, happily devouring her meal. One of her greatest joys was eating and drinking, especially large portions of meat like this.

"By the way, would you like some sake?" Sui asked, offering the fruit sake he had prepared.

Lucoa hesitated for a moment before agreeing. "Just a small glass."

Sui poured a glass and handed it to her. After ensuring there was no curse on the wine, Lucoa took a cautious sip.

The sweet, fruity flavor, mixed with a subtle coconut undertone, danced across her tongue, instantly delighting her senses.

"This sake..." Lucoa's eyes flashed with surprise—this was the most delicious sake she had ever tasted.

Was the quality of food and drink in this world really this high?

Not only was this young man a masterful cook, but his winemaking skills were exceptional too.

"Maybe... just one more glass," Lucoa said after a brief hesitation.

And so, one glass led to another.

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About twenty minutes later, Lucoa was in high spirits, her cheeks flushed from the sake. She clutched a bottle in one hand and a piece of barbecue in the other, laughing heartily as she alternated between bites of meat and sips of sake.

"Hahaha, this is so much fun!" Lucoa giggled, clearly enjoying herself. Then, in a slightly tipsy state, she wrapped her arms around Sui, pulling him into a tight embrace. "What a cute boy," she cooed.

Sui suddenly felt as though he was drowning in softness, nearly overwhelmed by the sheer size of her chest.

Was this the power of the legendary G cup?

"Lucoa-san, let go of Sui! He's mine!" Tohru, now a little drunk herself, tried to pry Sui out of Lucoa's grasp.

"Oh, don't be like that. Let me hold him for just a little while longer," Lucoa teased, her ample bosom bouncing slightly as she laughed.