After my rebirth, Miss Saint turned evil

Then he opened his mouth and asked the goddess:

"Why are you the only one wearing black——"

"Snapped."

Under the second surprised look from the goddess.

Murphy slapped herself again, this time with her left hand on the other side.

A palm print slowly appeared on his face, echoing the previous one.

"I'm wrong. What I want to ask is why are you helping me like this?"

"There's obviously no relationship between us."

The goddess was stunned for a moment, then reacted and burst out laughing.

After a while, she straightened her expression and began to answer Murphy's questions.

"Maybe it's because of my inner guilt, I don't think you should be involved."

"So I want to give you some compensation, or explain some of your doubts."

"Then why did I die? And why did I come here? This other world."

The goddess sitting on the sofa shook her head at him and continued.

"You wouldn't have died originally, but she intervened, and that changed the final outcome."

"And you are just an ordinary human, so when I leave your world."

"Your soul is unconsciously drawn to me."

Attracted by her...Murphy thought of the beautiful scenes he had just seen.

That should be the unique ability of this goddess. He understood what she meant.

Then he noticed the "she" that Cassina had just mentioned.

He guessed that the "she" was most likely Cassia.

"She? Are you referring to the Supreme Goddess Cassia?"

"Yes, she is one of the two supreme gods of this world, just like me."

The goddess in front of him nodded, indicating that his guess was correct.

"Is that so? Then why did I forget your voice?"

"Logically, your voice should be very memorable."

"Thanks for the compliment, but there's no reward."

The goddess smiled at Murphy's flattery and then answered his question.

"It's the same reason. Your soul is too low."

"And this time, after you leave the maze, you'll most likely forget it again."

"Looks like I'll have to keep a diary then."

Murphy smiled and made a joke to the goddess, who also gave him a delicate smile.

His heart trembled, and he regretted why he had joked with the goddess.

Then, he began to mutter words like "calm down, concentrate".

After a while, he calmed down and continued asking.

"Why do you take such good care of the demons?"

"In my impression, God should be indifferent to the human world."

After asking, Murphy saw that the goddess was silent and seemed unwilling to mention this topic.

But in the end, Goddess Kasina sighed deeply and then answered the question.

"You're right. Cassia and I were indeed indifferent to the world at the beginning."

"Cassia and I abide by the balance and order left by the deceased Lord God, overlooking the conflicts of the world."

"But later, you should know about the war started by the dragon clan."

Goddess Cassina looked at Murphy, and after seeing him nod, she continued.

"Later, our philosophies conflicted."

"She believes that the dragons, along with the demons and monsters that are their followers, have disrupted the order."

"So she wants to destroy them herself."

"But I think that if she does it herself, that will truly disrupt the balance and order."

Goddess Kasina paused after saying this.

She gathered herself together and continued.

"But I know she was just grieving for the children who died in this war."

"After all, no matter how cold and heartless a goddess is, she will develop feelings for the child she has watched grow up."

"Even if she was cruel enough to kill the dragons and demons who were also her children, she would rather suffer a long and painful death than a long one."

"I just want to reduce more casualties this way."

The goddess lowered her head, and Murphy could feel that the tone of the beautiful goddess in front of her was becoming more and more sad.

He knew that he had exposed the other person's wounds and felt a little guilty.

"I stopped her because I thought she was going the wrong way."

"If she succeeds, all she'll be left with is regret."

"Because even if a child has gone bad, we shouldn't have to deal with him personally."

"She and I couldn't do anything to each other, so she finally gave up the idea of ​​doing it herself."

"But because of this, she and I parted ways."

After the goddess said this, she raised her head again and saw Murphy's guilty expression and smiled.

"What a gentle child."

"But it's okay. I don't care anymore."

"You might have guessed what happened after that."

Cassina was right, Murphy did guess it.

He already knew the origins of the church and the heroes.

And why that unicorn can also use divine magic.

"Under my intervention, she didn't take action herself again."

"But since then, she has slowly begun to help humans."

"She began to teach humans how to use the power of God, also known as divine arts."

"She also selected heroes for them and gave them protection, just like I did to you."

"Even though she knew she would be the one to get hurt in the end, her desire to destroy the demons never changed."

"There's no other way. I can only do the same for the demons to maintain that pitiful balance."

After hearing this, Murphy thought quietly for a while.

Then he spoke.

Upon hearing what he said, Goddess Kasina gave him a questioning look.

"I think both you and that Cassia have chosen the wrong direction."

"..."

"Why do you say that?"

"Don't you think this will lead to greater casualties?"

"The selection of heroes has reached the seventh generation. For nearly a hundred years, the demons and humans have been at war."

"How many demons and humans have died during this period? Is it already more than before?"

"..."

After hearing Murphy's words, the goddess fell silent.

After a long time, she finally sighed, but still didn't speak.

Murphy did not disturb the silent goddess. He stared at her face expressionlessly.

Then, the goddess finally spoke, and Murphy also looked away from her.

"There's no way. There's no point in telling her now."

"After so many years, she seems to have completely forgotten her original intention."

"I met her once before, but back then she was only obsessed with destroying the demons."

After saying this, Goddess Kasina fell silent again.

Chapter 26: Invaders of the Maze

After hearing the goddess's answer, Murphy did not respond to her.

Because he discovered a problem.

According to Kasina, her strength should be similar to that of the other goddess.

But why, in the end, are the territories of humans and demons so different?

Now the territory of the demon clan may only be one tenth of the entire continent.

Currently, the Northern Snow Mountain Giant Kingdom and the Southern Great Forest each occupy one-third of the northern and southern parts of the continent.

However, although the area is large, those places are very desolate and not suitable for living.

The two human countries and the demon race together occupied the best location in the middle of the continent.

Among them, the Kingdom of Leiden is the most powerful, occupying about one-third of the remaining one-third of the land.

The remaining territory was divided equally among the Garcia Empire, the demons, and many small countries.

Murphy told the other party about her problem, and the goddess seemed a little embarrassed after hearing it.

She turned her head away and began to explain.

"Although my strength is similar to hers, she has researched many ways to help humans."

"And I can only do a poor imitation of her."

"Even the random protection I gave her isn't as strong as hers."

Then she turned her head back to Murphy and spoke to him.

"Let me guess. The protection I gave you isn't very strong. It's probably of the support type."

"But Cassia's blessings are usually related to combat, like things like immortality."

Kasina thought for a moment and continued.

"Besides the factors between me and her, this also has a lot to do with the demons."

"Demons? What does this have to do with them?"

Murphy didn't understand what the other party meant, so she had to ask questions.

"Yes, demon. You should know that."

"You've been in the city for two days, so you should be able to understand it."

"..."

This time, Murphy understood. He had seen a lot in the city in the past two days.

Warcraft, at least the Warcraft in this city are very disciplined and know their limits.

Although they would go to the arena to compete, they were not battle maniacs, just a bunch of hot-blooded idiots.