In Douluo Continent, my summoning of Naxi Da was exposed by the heavens.

That said, Villette was truly dedicated; he never left Fontaine in 500 years.

If he had left Fontaine and come into contact with the other seven gods, he might have discovered long ago that Funina was not a god.

When confronted by the traveler's accusation that she was merely a cursed human, Furna scoffed.

"Alright, don't be so smug now. Even if I admit that I'm tainted by a curse, it doesn't mean I'm human."

Moreover, the biggest difference between humans and gods lies in authority. Gods can do things that humans cannot, which is why they are called gods.

For centuries, many of my miracles have occurred on the land of Fontainebleau, such as the Cardinal Decree right before your eyes, and the Lawful Power that is indispensable to the lives of each of you.

This is actually quite easy to explain: Furina was an imposter, while the miracles came from the real gods.

There are many other examples that can prove this point, such as the Cardinal's strange ruling on the prince last time.

Travelers also grasped this point.

"You have no idea what happened when you were convicted last time, otherwise you wouldn't be unable to come up with a proper reason now."

Funina couldn't explain this, so she could only stubbornly insist on her point.

"I made that clear at the time: the decisions of the gods are beyond the comprehension of mortals, and I have no need to explain."

But now no one will give her the chance to get away with joking around anymore.

"No, Ms. Funina, I must remind you to recognize the current situation."

In the courtroom, judgment is paramount; before you are considered a god, your identity today is that of a defendant.

If you do not truthfully state the facts as you know them, in accordance with the rules of trial, the situation will be very unfavorable for you.

Navelette's words made Funina's heart sink; she clearly understood that it would be difficult to get away with it today.

"Hmph, what a ridiculous excuse!"

"This is not just talk, Ms. Furina; these are the court rules that everyone must abide by and respect."

Paimon followed suit, pressing his advantage.

"Therefore, you have no idea what it means for the prince to be guilty, or even the principles and structure of the decree to adjudicate the cardinal."

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Those miracles you mentioned should all be attributed to the real water god.

"There is no such thing as a real water god. I really don't know what's going on with you, young master."

The judgment of the prince's guilt is a unilateral decision made by the Cardinal of Decree, which has been operating independently since its inception.

No... we can't say God is fake just because His creation had problems.

Although Funina's words were somewhat far-fetched, they were indeed plausible.

For the audience watching the sky screen, this feels a bit like bullying.

"This Ms. Furina is truly pitiful, having been driven to such a state. If I had gone to Fontaine back then, perhaps I could have helped her."

Nasita said this.

"It's not that simple. The curse of Fontaine is a divine retribution. Funina, who has played the role of the water god for five hundred years, may be the key to the real water god's fight against the prophecy."

Even if you were to visit Funina as the Grass Goddess, Funina would never tell you the truth.

Even the seven rulers of the mortal world are still governed by the rules of Heaven.

The Great Compassion Tree King saw things from a deeper perspective, and Ouyang Kong added a comment.

"In fact, this scene was also predicted. Do you remember those stone tablets? The order of those stone tablets was not wrong, and the third stone tablet shows the scene we are in now."

Nasita and the Great Tree King also realized that the scene on the third stone slab, where people were surrounding Funina, was not a scene of her dissolving, but a scene of Funina being judged.

"The prophesied things will definitely happen. So that's how it is. Everyone is intentionally or unintentionally pushing reality to coincide with the prophecy."

On the celestial screen, seeing that Funina was still putting up a stubborn resistance, the traveler asked Funina to demonstrate her divine power on the spot.

This hit Funinna's weak point; she had no power at all, and couldn't even do the most basic thing like manipulating elemental forces.

"The power of a god? Well... there are so many mortals in the audience, how could I possibly demonstrate god-level power here?"

Funina wanted to use this as an excuse, but Navelette dashed her hopes.

"If necessary, I will go towards the audience area to provide protection."

"This...this isn't necessary, is it?"

"There's no need to display god-level power; just manipulate the water element. That's something even humans with the Eye of God can do."

"This... I..."

"As the water god, can't you even control the power of water elements, let alone authority?"

Funina's mind raced, and she instantly came up with an excuse.

"Compensation-based mixed energy! Yes, it's compensation-based mixed energy. The power of the gods comes from faith, and the faith of the people of Fontaine in justice has all been transformed into compensation-based mixed energy by me."

To bring convenience and energy to everyone's lives, I relinquished all my divine power. See how selfless I am as a god!

However, such an explanation is clearly unconvincing.

"This... is too far-fetched."

"Yes, even the most selfless god can't be completely powerless. What kind of god is a god without power?"

Seeing that the audience didn't believe her, Funina really panicked.

"Hey everyone, don't look at me with such suspicion."

Don't you all like me? I'm still the same Funinna, you should all be on my side, on my side!

Fu Ningna's voice was already trembling with sobs.

"Isn't this a bit too much? I feel sorry for Funina."

Desia simply couldn't bear to watch this scene.

"Furina is indeed somewhat pitiful, but those who initiated this trial also have legitimate reasons."

They are all protecting their country in their own ways, and as outsiders, we have no right to criticize them.

"Perhaps you're right, but I still feel that Funina is too pitiful."

On the sky, Funina faced even more doubts.

"If what the accuser is saying is true, then it is indeed a very serious matter."

"That's right! Not just us, but our parents, and even our deceased ancestors, were all deceived by Funina."

Faced with these doubts and accusations, Funina couldn't take it anymore.

"Enough! Enough!"

She turned and pointed at the traveler.

"Then tell me, if I am not the water god, where is the real water god?"

"Now that you have no proof of the existence of a true water god, and no one claims to be the true water god, then who else could it be but me?"

Funina was determined to stick to her guns; she would never admit to being an imposter unless the real water god showed up.