Devil's Bible

“It’s innate; the lowliness of the common people is their very nature,” Ella said.

Mocania shook her head, looking at Ella with a helpless expression, and then said seriously, "Ella, is it possible that your idea is wrong?"

"Commoners and nobles are all human beings."

“Their emotions are all the same,” Mocania said.

However, it was the villager who was the first to object to this claim.

"No, those nobles aren't human."

“You didn’t see what we found in this manor, you don’t know.” The villager’s sarcastic words were like nails piercing Mocania’s heart: “And you, you may still seem like a human being, but in reality you aren’t!”

"When you see us doing things that aren't so cruel, you would kill me without hesitation. The only reason you're sparing my life now is to get me to reveal more information."

"Right? You don't really consider me a person either."

“But Ella is different. Even though he has admitted to what he did, the first thing you think of is still wanting to save him.”

“Admit it, you important figure from the church, just like the person opposite, you also acknowledge from the bottom of your heart that we are different.” The villager’s words made Mocania involuntarily release his grip on the villager’s hand.

He had a thousand reasons to persuade the villager that he had been misled.

But none of these reasons could convince Mocania himself.

For example, he himself had a demon sealed within his body.

But when he saw that this villager had also chosen to seal the demon into his own body, his first feeling was disgust.

Even though the other person was just like him, he instinctively loathed them and believed that they were unforgivable.

Of course, this involves the first impression that Ella and the mummified corpse give.

However, this precisely demonstrates that he has become accustomed to ignoring ordinary people; otherwise, with more questions and observations, the problems would have been readily apparent.

After all, throughout the entire process, Ella never concealed his attitude towards these commoners; he used terms like "lowly" more than once during his narration.

Mocania, however, never truly felt uncomfortable; he simply assumed that Ella was so agitated because of her sister.

Indeed, Mocania instinctively found an excuse for Ella without showing any doubt about it.

When the villagers showed hatred and acted violently towards Ella, he did not hesitate to take action.

And they also instinctively found an excuse for the villagers' behavior—that fabricating agreements was harmful.

I have already shown a very obvious tendency, but this tendency seems to be very weak.

He can empathize with the villagers and distinguish right from wrong.

However, as things continue to develop, they will eventually become very similar to Ella, completely becoming different species from ordinary people in two different worlds.

This is precisely the crucial period for the transformation of Mocania.

He still has a sense of right and wrong, and a certain degree of conscience.

The most important point is—"If Sister Isabella knew I'd become like this, she'd probably be very disappointed."

Isabella was the clergyman he had ever met who cared most about the underprivileged.

In many instances, Isabella was even willing to break some church rules for the sake of those at the bottom of society.

Isabella like that was a ray of light in his life.

The other party rescued him from the lowest point in his life, when he was filled with self-pity.

It's not about turning him into someone like Ella.

Having punctured the tumor within himself, Mocania once again controlled the puppet hands to capture the villagers.

Just as Ella smiled, thinking that Lord Mocania had understood the lowliness of the commoners.

An arm pierced through his body.

A resolute glint flashed in Mocania's eyes. He stopped looking at Ella and instead focused intently on the villagers.

“I arrested you not because of your revenge against Ella, but because you are in cahoots with the Fictitious Agreement.”

“Fictitious agreements may be doing good in some places, but their actions come from the abyss, from Nems.”

"This fundamentally flawed decision will only lead everything to ruin." Mocania doesn't really believe that a fabricated agreement will be done with good intentions.

In this war of aggression based on a fictitious agreement, not all victims are like Ella.

And those who join the fictitious agreement are not all like the villagers.

One cannot deny a group because of one incident, nor can one acknowledge a group because of one incident.

According to Mocania's current understanding, order in most areas is maintained by the Discipline Church.

Nems is definitely not someone who is content with development and focused on maintaining order.

Ever since the other party was betrayed by the church and fell into the abyss, they have been filled with rage.

A fury that wants to set the whole world ablaze.

This anger was directed at the God of Discipline, and also at the entire world.

A veteran from the referee team once told Mocania that there is a type of person in this world.

They blame the world because of their own suffering.

Then indiscriminately retaliate against the entire world.

Mocania believes that Nems is that kind of person.

He is capable of using any means to achieve his own goals, and in the process, Nemus will only drag more people into the abyss.

At this moment, Mocania gradually formed its own philosophy.

If it's a problem with the church, then he won't hold back.

He will use this opportunity to build a pure, righteous, and powerful church force.

Then, starting with the Blue Whale, reform the church and advance its progress.

This will also promote laws and regulations, thereby further changing the status of the nobility.

This forced the nobility to integrate into the world of ordinary people.

Although this is difficult, and even a pipe dream.

But Mocania remained steadfast in this belief.

He will face up to the correctness of some of the actions involved in fabricating the agreement during this process.

For example, raising the status of ordinary people and enabling them to learn knowledge.

For example, reduce the status of nobles, cut back on extravagant and wasteful luxury goods, and convert these things into more resources that would allow ordinary people to survive.

He will not ignore the problems within the church, but will confront them and reform them.

They finally defeated Nemes and established a new church!

Such a thought can be described as utterly rebellious.

But Mocania felt that this was the right thing to do.

It's wrong to ignore or tolerate those problems!

"So I hope you can give me the information about the fictitious agreement."

"Then genuinely join my team."

“Let’s stop things like this from happening again!” Mocania extended an invitation to the villagers. (End of Chapter)