Devil's Bible

Chapter 591 Ordinary People

He had assumed that these people, who were able to divide up the power of the Kingdom of Nia so easily, must have some skill.

Although these people may gain some power and engage in some corruption, they are not that 'rotten' no matter what.

However, reality hit him like a slap in the face.

Even with the constraints of morality and law, and the potential backlash from public opinion, the nobles of this world can still oppress the lower classes so much.

This led to a series of suicides, causing such a human tragedy.

Mocania's face first turned black, then white, and then flushed bright red.

Everything that is happening before our eyes is the best condemnation of him.

Before this, Mocania always felt that she was very capable and could gather more people to promote church reform and thus make the world a better place.

But now, reality has shown him that he doesn't have that ability.

The world became so chaotic under his construction. The perfect rules of morality and law, which he believed to be perfect, revealed too many loopholes as soon as they appeared, thus creating so many problems.

All of this made Mocania realize that her reform ideas were about to become a joke.

"It sounds good, but in practice, it'll probably just be a mess." Mocania couldn't help but doubt herself at this moment.

He imagined that he would restrain the church's nobles, thereby tilting the church's welfare and resources toward the lower classes.

But given the current situation, he can't do it.

He couldn't control not only the nobles of the church, but even the nobles in his own world.

At this moment, Mocania felt utterly desperate.

His thinking sparked changes throughout the world.

The shepherd, who was riding his big dog toward the valley, looked up at the sky.

The sky suddenly darkened, countless clouds began to appear, and various terrifying scenes appeared in the sky.

In the capital, nobles were all staring at the sky in astonishment.

The weather around the world has never seemed so volatile.

Only a few nobles and royalty who knew the inside story had a slight change in expression, realizing that it might be related to the god Nia.

The shepherd stopped the big dog and looked at the changing sky, somewhat at a loss.

However, he eventually arrived outside the valley, where, according to the information provided by the big dog, the god Nia was located.

"An ordinary man seeks an audience with the god Nia!" the shepherd declared loudly from outside the valley.

The once turbulent sky suddenly became still.

Mocania, who was in the valley, also regained consciousness.

"Yes, I'm just an ordinary person." Mocania suddenly felt that her mindset had changed a lot without her realizing it.

"It's Nems!" Mocania immediately realized that it was all Nems's conspiracy.

Upon entering the fictional space, they remained vigilant, yet gradually became immersed in the satisfaction of creating a world.

The feeling of being a god stimulates them to have an inflated sense of self-importance.

"The world has become the way it is entirely because of my inadequacy."

"As a god, I failed to regulate the world and could not suppress those nobles."

"But in the real world, there exists a true God."

"The God of Discipline is definitely not an ordinary person like me."

"So all I really need to do is push for reform, like a sharp knife, to break through the current situation."

“Then the God of Discipline can easily suppress those nobles, unlike me, who was powerless.” Following the shepherd's words, Mocania understood his own value, his feelings no longer wavered, and he instinctively felt a strong liking for the shepherd. Especially after he began gathering intelligence and understood what the shepherd was doing, his appreciation grew even more.

In Mocania's view, the shepherd was a person just like himself.

A person who can see the problems in a system and is determined to change them.

He and the beast complement each other; perhaps the two of them can truly help him restrain the nobles of this world.

It might even overturn the concept of identity and morality, destroy the sorcery 'in the name of God,' and bring morality and law back on track.

Although it has failed so far, Mocania still believes that there is nothing wrong with morality and law itself; the problem lies with those with ulterior motives.

Ultimately, the reason it has evolved to this point is entirely because the moral standards of different people have been further blurred in the name of God.

In fact, if some changes occur 'in the name of God', the power within it transforms into further binding force, becoming a supplement to moral laws.

"Then the world will be a better place." With this thought in mind, Mocania led the shepherd into the valley.

The shepherd's petty nature made him afraid to move.

Although talent is essentially a product of the condensation of thoughts and ideas.

The latent state is like a person's subconscious.

Human thought and spirit are therefore the most difficult to explore and interfere with.

He had a very high probability of not being discovered, but he still dared not be careless in the face of such a creator god-level existence.

Although the shepherd had once entertained the same idea of morally blackmailing Nia, he still had some expectations when he met Nia now.

The shepherd felt a strong resemblance the moment they met.

Very similar to myself.

The other person's face did not look old, but rather very young.

He didn't have the air of a superior that I had imagined; he was more like a slightly different kind of young man.

“I already know why you’ve come.” Mocania looked at the shepherd with appreciation, then spoke, a hint of a sigh in her voice: “My perception of time is different from yours, so it was my mistake that I didn’t realize how outrageous they were all these years.”

When the shepherd heard Mocania say this, he first felt that the goddess Nya was indeed a good person, but then disappointment rose in his heart.

He shouldn't just be a good person.

The shepherd concealed his disappointment and asked the god Nia.

"Nia God, is there really no way to break the spell cast in the name of God?"

"There's no way around it; this witchcraft is rooted in the rules of morality and law. It is both witchcraft and a supplementary means to the rules."

“If I forcibly break through this barrier, it will inevitably lead to instability in the world.”

"I already have a premonition that a threat from another world is approaching."

"At this time, any instability in the world will only cause bigger problems."

"And in the name of God, the nobles are united into a great whole."

"If they are killed, it could very likely trigger a chain reaction!"

"Very likely?" The shepherd was taken aback and instinctively asked.

“That’s right. Once someone is forcibly killed by my power, the other nobles will feel the oppression of divine authority over royal authority.”