Super Seminary Angel Binghua.

Chapter 584: Imperfect Justice
After saying this, Binghua clasped his hands together, faced forward and closed his eyes, and began to recall in his mind what he had seen and heard on this planet during this period of time.

“Queen Kesha, the people you shelter are suffering, and this suffering is caused by themselves.

Human greed and desire have overcome God's teachings. Countless innocent people are calling out your name before they die, but you are unable to focus your eyes on this place.

Justice is trampled upon here, virtue is spurned here, and God's judgment is slow to come.

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After a while, Binghua opened her eyes again. She had uploaded everything she wanted to say to the nearest information collection station through a prayer mechanism in the Angel Temple.

But if one is unlucky, it may take more than ten years for the next angel to come to collect information, and by that time everything here may have been decided.

"Thank you for allowing me to pray to God here and tell God what I want in my heart."

Binghua turned around and thanked the old clergyman of the temple nearby, and the old man quickly returned the greeting.

Just now, when this kind female believer was praying, he seemed to see a strong divine aura emanating from her body. That strong sense of presence made him think for a moment that he had seen the legendary god.

But now the clergyman couldn't help but wonder if he had made a mistake, because the temperament of the kind female believer in front of him became ordinary again.

Just then, the young man who had stopped Binghua at the door ran in hurriedly and shouted to the old man next to Binghua.

"Father, it's bad, the grain collector is coming with his soldiers again!"

The old priest, who had originally had a kind face, immediately became serious when he heard this. After apologizing slightly to Binghua, he quickly walked out of the somewhat dilapidated temple.

"The priest is warning you for the last time. Pay the overdue taxes or I will tear down your temple and leave you homeless on the streets."

"We have already paid our taxes."

"No, no, no, I don't remember your temple paying taxes."

The tax collector said this jokingly, and he was very pleased to see the priest's angry but silent expression.

"You are making things difficult for God's followers in front of God's palace. Aren't you afraid of God's punishment?"

A plain but unusually powerful female voice suddenly sounded, attracting the attention of everyone present.

The grain collector turned around and looked in the direction where the voice came from, his eyes narrowed slightly.

“You turned out to be a pretty lady, and I’m sorry to have caused you to see some unsightly scenes.

But we didn't mean to make things difficult for him. It was he who ignored the king's order and refused to pay taxes.

We are just going through the motions.”

The grain collector's attitude changed immediately after seeing Binghua. There was nothing wrong with his words, and his tone was no longer as proud as before.

Although Binghua's clothes were not gorgeous, her face was so beautiful that it seemed like she was not from this world.

Anyone who could possess such a beautiful face was either blessed by God or was of a prominent position, living a life of luxury. This forced the tax collectors to be careful, fearing they might offend someone they could not afford to offend.

The grain collector could not guess Binghua's identity, and no longer wanted to embarrass the priest. He turned around and called his men, saying:
"Prepare the tax grain. I will come again."

Seeing the grain collector leave, the priest finally breathed a sigh of relief and turned around to express his gratitude to Binghua.

"Thank you for your help, miss. If it weren't for you, I'm afraid we would have been robbed today."

Binghua was a little confused when she heard this, "Do they even dare to rob the temple?"

"Alas, ever since the new king came to power, he has launched wars everywhere to collect taxes and grain.

The sect's leaders looked at the suffering people of the kingdom and went to the palace to persuade the king, but the king did not take it seriously and instead increased the share of tax grain collected.

In addition, the new king does not seem to agree with the justice advocated by our sect, so our sect is bound to be harassed and suppressed."

The priest asked Binghua to go with him to sit behind the temple. Along the way, the priest began to explain to Binghua why he was troubled by the tax collector.

Beyond the temple, what came into Binghua's sight was a very spacious house. Although there were some damaged parts in it, they had all been repaired.

Before Binghua and the priest could enter the house, the door suddenly opened and several children ran out, surrounding the priest. Others were looking at Binghua, the strange older sister, curiously.

Binghua saw that the children were gathered around the priest and were secretly looking at her. She half-knelt down and greeted them with a smile, then like a magic trick, she took out from her arms some snacks and candies that she had bought on the Sarkaz planet but had not eaten.

"Here, this is a gift from my sister for you."

"Thank you sister."

Seeing the priest nod, the children happily stepped forward to take some of the candies from Binghua's hand and expressed their gratitude very politely.

Binghua took the opportunity to ruffle the black hair of a little girl who was near her. Children were rarely seen in Tiancheng, because since the end of the war between male and female angels, newborn angels have become a rare sight.

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After talking with the priest, Binghua realized that although the Angel Temple is a temple, it also undertakes the work of adopting orphans. However, in recent years, the Angel Temple has been struggling to maintain its own existence, so it stopped the work of taking in orphans.

Although the priest also said that he wanted to lend a helping hand when he saw those orphans wandering the streets, his ability was too limited. If he took in orphans without restraint, he would not even be able to feed the children in the temple in the end.

Binghua felt a little bit unbelievable after learning about the situation, because food is not a necessity for angels.

Even among the angels' affiliated civilizations, there was no civilization in crisis due to food shortage, but Binghua discovered this situation on many planets within the scope of the justice order.

Kesha's just order does not interfere with the development of other civilizations. Does this really mean that the angels will have to watch these civilizations kill each other over such small problems that can be easily solved in the eyes of the angels, in order to compete for the food that is just enough to sustain their survival?

After wandering around this planet for a few years, Binghua left again. This time, her target was outside the scope of the justice order. She wanted to see where the civilization was and what the difference was between the civilization under the angel justice order.

However, before leaving the scope of justice, Binghua planned to go to the Chiwu star system to see his friend and his companion whom he had not seen for thousands of years, and to see how the monkey that had undergone the god-making project was doing.

It took Binghua half a month to finally arrive at this remote planetary system in the known universe through the star gate network established by angels. A blue planet caught Binghua's eyes.

(End of this chapter)