Devil's Bible

"Someone's actually getting closer." Mocania opened her eyes, somewhat surprised that someone would come looking for her.

Since being morally coerced, a significant portion of the power was taken away by King Charles I of the Holy Nya Kingdom.

He gradually realized his problem: he didn't have much ability to govern.

Let him fight, no problem. Let him lead the troops in guerrilla warfare and fight against the enemy everywhere, no problem.

But he lacked the ability to build every detail from scratch.

The world he envisioned was, in fact, a world where morality reigned supreme.

Good people are rewarded, and bad people are punished.

Therefore, Mocania used his own understanding to construct the existence of moral laws.

At first, Mocania was very satisfied. He believed that under the rule of morality and law, everyone could live freely without worrying about being persecuted by others.

Everyone can possess high moral character, and everyone can also achieve happiness through morality.

However, as the number of people increased, everything began to change.

Human desires are insatiable.

They cannot find happiness if their desires are not satisfied.

Even all sorts of bizarre views on happiness have begun to emerge.

For example, someone who has never seen crying might enjoy seeing others cry, finding it beautiful, and then start making others cry everywhere.

This is his own happiness, and he works very hard for this happiness, constantly making others cry.

Making someone cry is precisely where the moral line is drawn.

He did not physically harm anyone.

However, they are actually interfering with others, causing changes in their emotions.

So for some people, happiness becomes the disappearance of this guy.

The more people there are, and the longer they live together, the more the standards of happiness will change.

Morality has also changed in this process.

The inherent conflicts within various moral systems began to emerge.

Morality itself is a broad category, and the internal standards for what constitutes morality are constantly changing.

At the same time, even Mocania herself is unsure whether countless things are moral.

For example, some people like to live naked in their own homes.

He believes he did not disturb others, therefore he is moral.

However, some people believe that no matter where one is, even if only one person remains in the entire world, one should maintain human dignity and therefore cannot live without clothes, as that would be immoral.

Some radicals even believe that people who take off their clothes are guilty.

They believe that one should not indulge oneself just because one is alone.

Animal cruelty is immoral, and the immorality of such behavior does not change whether it takes place in a public or private setting.

Therefore, morality should not be limited by space.

Exposing one's private parts in public is immoral and sinful, so it should be sinful even in a private place.

The lack of a unified standard of morality has created a serious crisis at this moment.

Mocania could only temporarily add a patch, and 'Public Morality' appeared.

When most people believe that something has happened inappropriately and is absolutely immoral, it will be judged by moral and legal standards.

It was originally thought that the emergence of public morality would calm the situation down.

But then someone started giving a speech, which stirred up public opinion.

Public morality arises from the individual's will.

And this person was Charles I.

He keenly perceived Nia's problem and believed he could do better.

Thus, the first instance of moral blackmail occurred, and Charles I accomplished the world's first witchcraft—obtaining royal power from divine authority in the name of God.

Mocania had assumed that Charles I would be a perfect ruler of the world.

However, what no one expected was that although Charles I was very talented in governance, he had problems in his love life. As king, he married the queen, and then he took a fancy to the queen's sister and secretly began dating her.

He believed that since he was the king and the entire country belonged to him, what was wrong with taking more wives, or even his own sisters?!

There is nothing unethical about this.

So both sisters were ruined by Charles I.

After learning about this, the queen chose to kill the scumbag.

No one expected this sudden event.

The queen believed she had done nothing wrong, and that it was the king's behavior that was immoral.

It is perfectly morally justifiable for someone to kill the other person.

Even the god Nia did not expect this to happen.

From his personal perspective, he felt that Charles I was wrong and had violated his morals to some extent.

However, from the perspective of many others, it is believed that Charles I was not wrong.

This kind of domestic matter is not a big deal in itself, but when it happens to a king who holds all the power in the country, then the problem becomes serious.

In order to stabilize the kingdom.

Mocania had no choice but to let the Queen take over Charles I's position.

However, it was at this time that the queen began to study witchcraft.

Her sister, on the other hand, became pregnant and gave birth to a boy.

So others seized the opportunity, stirred up public opinion, and established public morality.

Then the trial of the queen began.

Seeing this, the first queen used witchcraft to escape trial and became the first witch.

The remaining nobles then installed her sister as the new queen.

Her son was Charles II.

But what if Charles II was just an infant at this time?
The second queen did not possess the same methods as her sister.

Thus, power began to divide without anyone realizing it.

Nobles emerged, dukes emerged, and principalities emerged.

These people began to divide up power without any restraint.

Mocania tried to stop it, which led to a second act of moral blackmail by a duke who used the lives of the entire nation as leverage.

At this point, Mocania completely lost its power to actually manage humanity.

Those people still nominally worship him as the supreme creator god.

But in reality, they were unwilling to give him any management authority whatsoever.

Mocania had no choice; a world war could break out at any moment.

He couldn't possibly kill these people; if the death chain were to occur, the country would be thrown into chaos, and the world would become unstable.

Mocania had no choice but to accept it.

Then they should remember that a world war exists and that they need to preserve their fighting strength.

He then retreated back into the valley, preferring to stay out of sight.

In the world created by Mocania, time flows at an inexplicably fast pace.

Once he stops forcibly perceiving and using his computing power to observe the world, then for him, everything will have only taken a little over two days.

Nearly eighty years have passed since the beginning of his world.

Now that Mocania no longer appears in public, the nobles will no longer bother to come looking for him.

Now the shepherd was following his scent, and Mocania immediately sensed it.

Perception also accelerates, thus adapting to the flow of time in this world.

As the senses were released, Mocania's face darkened. (End of Chapter)