Devil's Bible

The food would not be sent outside the palace; it would most likely be disposed of as garbage.

After all, how can the things belonging to the superiors be allowed to be touched by the inferiors so casually?

Even if it's wasted, thrown away, or even if it requires special manpower to destroy, it must not be allowed to fall into the hands of the lower classes.

This group of lower-class people also included most of the people in the upper city.

Those people who barely manage to live in the upper town, yet can't even afford to waste anything, are also considered lower-class.

It has happened before that food from the royal palace was not destroyed and was secretly picked up and eaten by some starving people in the upper city.

Therefore, after that, all the food in the palace, whether touched or not, was destroyed the next day.

Upon seeing this, the shepherd was so angry he almost laughed.

If everyone is starving and the royal palace is impoverished, then the starvation of commoners can only be attributed to the incompetence of the king and his officials.

But the palace is clearly wasting so much food. If only a portion of it were given away, not all of it, those who would starve to death in the winter could have been spared.

This stark contrast made the shepherd realize one fact—the Kingdom of Holy Nya was beyond saving.

This country is rotten to the core.

They relied on the magic of "in the name of God" to blur the boundaries of morality, and then used this ambiguity to constantly adjust the moral standards unique to their group, forming a moral identity.

At this point, the moral standards of the nobility and those of ordinary people are completely different things.

Even if this witchcraft were abolished in the name of God at this moment, the shepherd would probably still not lose most of his nobles.

Because in their own understanding, they don't need to abide by the morals of ordinary people, and in their own understanding, their morality is much more lenient.

As long as they do not violate the morality of the nobility, then they are moral.

This understanding is ingrained and needs no change.

Therefore, it is difficult for them to be judged by moral and legal standards.

This is not due to personal malice.

The shepherd observed and found that throughout the palace, including the women who had been playing with flour, there was no malice towards the lower classes.

Or rather, in their understanding, flour was something that was transported into the palace in large quantities every now and then, as for the farmers who grew wheat.

They couldn't see their existence.

Since neither of them is aware of the other's existence, there is naturally no malice involved.

On the contrary, these people may be quite simple and kind.

They can laugh and play, they can frolic innocently.

They even possess the blessing of morality and law.

All of this proves that these people are not bad people.

However, it is precisely because of this that the issue is more clearly illustrated.

This is not because a few people have bad intentions, so eliminating a few people is useless.

What needs to be changed is the entire class.

This time, the shepherd seemed to have undergone some kind of transformation.

He watched all of this coldly, noting down the locations of the food items.

Then continue through here and head to the other side.

They then arrived at the 'King's Palace'.

The gift from the god Nia is placed here.

In the kingdom's terms, it means that God's glory shines forever on the king of the kingdom.

The shepherd entered the palace without fear and found the gift of the god Nia.

That's an arm.

Her arms were like jade, with a warm and smooth feel, yet they were also as clear and translucent as gemstones, as if they held countless secrets within.

The shepherd rubbed the tinderbox, summoning the teacup dog, and then had the teacup dog memorize the scent of Nia. He then walked back, and when he reached the food's location, he rubbed the tinderbox again, summoning the waterwheel dog.

Then the waterwheel-shaped dog appeared, and with the shepherd's command, the dog rushed into the kitchen, pulled out a huge tablecloth, and packed all the food up.

This scene stunned everyone.

It wasn't until the big dog rushed out with the food that anyone realized what was happening.

"Guards! Guards!!!" The shouts rose and fell.

The shepherd followed behind the big dog and discovered that the power of the royal palace was indeed not to be underestimated.

The big dog had only run a short distance when a master appeared.

Strands of frost appeared and quickly formed an ice wall, blocking the dog's escape route.

Then a large number of ice guns rose from the ground, intending to lock up the big dog.

Upon seeing this, the shepherd's gaze couldn't help but turn to the distance not far away.

A princess wearing a crown and a shimmering blue robe was seen with her arms outstretched.

As she moved, large amounts of ice appeared out of thin air.

The kingdom's eldest princess, a being blessed with frost.

She is even stronger than most heroes.

Many people would probably freeze in the blink of an eye if they faced the eldest princess.

Although the waterwheel dog is powerful, it probably won't have much of a chance to fight back.

At this critical moment, the eldest princess suddenly sensed something, and before she could react, she was struck on the neck with a chop.

The once surging ice froze at that moment.

The big dog seized the opportunity and immediately jumped out through a gap.

The big dog then ran away quickly, while the shepherd grabbed the teacup dog and rode on its back, quickly breaking through the encirclement.

If anyone tries to block the way, the shepherd will secretly ambush them, allowing the waterwheel to escape smoothly.

Perhaps because of the long period of peace, no one expected that someone would dare to attack the palace at this time.

The big dog eventually escaped the palace and carried the food to the lower city.

The shepherd then had the two large dogs distribute the food.

Although the food was wrapped in a tablecloth and mixed together, it didn't look very appealing.

However, it contains a lot of sugar, oil, and meat.

Many people may never have eaten so much good food in their entire lives.

This food, brought along by the wind and snow, became a means of survival for many.

Although the royal palace sent people to investigate afterwards, it might implicate them to some extent.

But the shepherd had no better solution.

Let them at least survive tonight.

After that, the shepherd had to bear the thought of no longer paying attention to those people, knowing that they still had many other places that needed help.

But he really doesn't have the time to help them one by one now.

The shepherd then summoned the teacup dog, instructing it to follow the scent and lead him to the presence of the god Nia.

Once the teacup dog had acquired the corresponding scent, it immediately began to take action.

The shepherd rode on the back of the big dog and was soon taken to the outskirts of the capital.

In a valley on the outskirts of the city.

A pair of eyes suddenly opened. (End of Chapter)