So I'm a sheep.

"But in the early and middle stages of the war, the angels were at a huge disadvantage."

"Sasha, why do you think this is?"

"Do those demons only target lower-level worlds to attack?" the little girl blurted out.

That's right.

"You can't imagine the price an angel has to pay to protect a fragile Iron World from a powerful demon."

"Trying to protect everything ultimately resulted in failing to protect anything."

"After that painful lesson," Adelaide said wistfully, "the angels have become much more cautious about accepting the lower world."

"...Uncle Adelaide, Supreme God, did our first all-out war between the angels and Purgatory end in defeat?"

"That's not it. Once countless lower worlds have been destroyed and the angels have had time to spare, the demons will be defeated."

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"Considering the risks of war, it turns out that our angels' acceptance of the lower world is a losing proposition."

"Sasha, what you're saying is harsh, but it's true."

"..."

After hesitating for a moment, the little girl suddenly exclaimed, "Uncle Adelaide, what you did was not right!"

"?"

The angel looked at the little girl with a puzzled expression: "What did I do that makes you suddenly say something like that?"

"The sacred objects of the Church of Stars can absorb everyone's faith, right?"

That's right.

“You accept people’s beliefs, but you don’t truly accept and protect them.”

"This...this is not the work of an angel!"

Seeing the little girl glaring at him angrily, Adelaide smiled and said, "Sasha, there are two concepts you need to distinguish clearly."

"what?"

"There's a big difference between protecting the world and protecting the goddess of faith."

Do you think I only take and never give? That's not the case.

"What if, one day, that world were to face annihilation?"

"Our Star Legion will not protect the Black Iron World itself, but devout believers of the Goddess have the opportunity to be saved."

"what?"

"That note will instantly collect the souls of devout believers along the line of faith."

"After I erase those souls' memories, I will send them to another world to be reincarnated, so that they can live a new life!"

Wow, is this even possible?

The little girl was so surprised she couldn't close her mouth. After a while, she apologized to Adelaide, saying, "I'm sorry, Uncle Adelaide, I misunderstood you."

The Archangel waved his hand: "It's alright, is there anything else you're wondering about?"

"Yes, yes, Uncle Adelaide, how old are you?"

"Having lived from the first all-out war between the supreme pantheon and Purgatory until now, he must be at least ten thousand years old, right?"

Adelaide was immediately speechless: "Who said I was born back then? Knowing about that time doesn't mean I was born back then!"

"Hehe, the atmosphere is a bit heavy, let me lighten the mood a bit."

The little girl coughed and said, "Seriously, you said that angels are very cautious about accepting lower worlds, but if it's a losing proposition, why be so cautious? Why not just not do it at all?"

"Even the Four Saints debated this issue, but the final instruction given to the high-ranking angels was still 'be cautious.'"

"Why is that?" Sasha immediately asked.

"..."

"How would I know?" The archangel looked at the little girl with an innocent expression.

"Well, okay, I have two last questions."

"The lower the level of the world, the more stringent the conditions for us angels to accept it."

"So, under what circumstances can an ordinary Iron World be accepted by us angels?"

"It depends on the church."

"First, that Iron World must have a legitimate Goddess Church recognized by the angels."

"It's already very difficult to meet this prerequisite. Take your Protestant church as an example. If it wants to become a formal church of the goddess, it will have to go through a period of observation for at least several hundred years."

"Then......"

A series of complicated requirements came from the mouth of the angel, and after listening for a short while, the little girl felt a slight headache coming on.

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"Uh, Uncle Adelaide, that's enough, that's enough," the little girl said, still a bit dazed.

"Okay, just listen to the general idea."

"These kinds of things are handled by special angels."

Adlai observed the little girl's expression and said with a smile, "Sasha, since you're so afraid of trouble, you probably won't be developing in the field of evaluation and review in the future."

Absolutely not!

Sasha shook her head vigorously; she preferred easy work, and it would be best if she could catch a few fish occasionally.

The thought of evaluating and reviewing the world was enough to give her a headache.

"One last question"

The little girl cleared her throat: "Uncle Adelaide, if a Black Iron World were to gain the recognition of us angels, what good would that do for it?"

After making so many demands, if you finally join the angel faction, there must be some extra benefits, right?

"Sasha, it's fine in front of me, but in the future, when you're talking to angels you don't know very well, you should be more tactful in your speech."

Adelaide looked at the little girl helplessly, wondering what she had experienced in the trial world, as she always viewed things from the perspective of 'profit'.

Although this approach is more practical, most angels don't like this kind of attitude.

"Haha, I'll be careful."

The little girl said with a smile, "Uncle Adelaide, do you think it's okay if I say it this way?"

"Ahem, celebrate, Black Iron World!"

"After overcoming countless hardships, you have finally joined the family of angels."

"Have you felt the glory of the supreme pantheon? Rejoice and weep with joy!"

"..."

Adelaide's lips twitched, and he covered his face: "Bad, almost, that's the feeling."

"Alright, let's get back to the main topic!"

"You just asked me about the benefits. Besides the protection you receive, the biggest benefit is that joining the angelic faction greatly increases your chances of advancement."

"World Advancement?"

The little girl perked up her ears at yet another unfamiliar term.

"If a world accumulates enough, it can rise to a higher level."

"But without external interference, it would be extremely difficult for the world itself to accumulate the necessary resources for advancement."

"With the help of us angels, things will be very different."

Adelaide said, "Although promotion is still difficult, it's much better than before."

"I see," the little girl exclaimed in realization.

"Thank you for your explanation, Uncle Adelaide. I'm going to go play with the young lady now."

After thanking Adelaide, the little girl prepared to leave.

Unexpectedly, Adelaide stopped her.

"Wait, Sasha, are you just going to leave like this?"

"Ok?"

"Don't you even ask how your extracurricular activities are going? You're way too nonchalant."

'Good grades but no reward...'

After hearing Adelaide's words, the little girl began to mutter to herself.

"..."

“Theoretically there is no reward, but you passed the trial mission and extracurricular practice with the highest rating. I can definitely report to Commander Evelyn to try to get some extra benefits for you.”

scare!

"Uncle Adelaide, you can read minds!"

"No... you just blurted out what was on your mind."

"Hehe, you scared me."

"Uncle Adelaide, could you please help me get some more benefits?"

"That girl caused you a lot of trouble, and it's rare that you still thought of helping her in the end."

The angel said earnestly, "Rest assured, I will do my utmost."

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"Sasha, we'll be graduating soon, right?"

After enjoying the feast prepared by Chelsea, the young lady, her belly bulging, sat in a rocking chair, digesting her food while chatting with the little girl.