Devil's Bible

Unbound by any morality, only pure violence.

When civilization is well-developed, morality becomes a tool to restrain violence. However, when civilization is incomplete, morality becomes useless, and pure violence becomes the nemesis of this useless morality.

“And you are undoubtedly anti-civilization!” This will was ingrained in the shepherd’s fist.

When the First Witch began her indiscriminate slaughter, she no longer deserved to be called moral.

At least that's what the shepherds thought, and this perception, at that moment, stirred up the moral realm.

Using individual cognition to leverage the power of the moral sphere is generally referred to as witchcraft.

However, the shepherd did not have any specific corresponding moral viewpoint at this moment.

He detached himself from most individuals, judging things from a more detached perspective.

This has created a kind of witchcraft that is not witchcraft, and its only function is to interfere with other witchcraft!

Under the fist, the First Witch's protective spell was crumbling bit by bit.

"You can't do this!!!" The First Witch's face showed a look of horror.

She genuinely couldn't understand why a man could go to such lengths.

"This is male oppression of women!" the First Witch said through gritted teeth, and then a special power seemed to flicker around her body.

Then her body seemed to be infused with a powerful force, a force that seemed to surpass that of the shepherd.

She reached out her hand to the shepherd.

Grab, scratch, pull, kick!

A series of attacks came at the shepherd.

During this process, the First Witch's boxing skills were indeed quite good, and for a time, the shepherd even seemed to have some difficulty in resisting.

This is considered the First Witch's most treasured sorcery, which she doesn't usually use.

Because the prerequisite for using this kind of witchcraft is that she is in a vulnerable state.

The weaker she is, the greater the physical strength boost she can gain.

It was originally a secret technique she prepared to fight against Nia, this 'male god'.

But now, facing the shepherd, she had no choice but to take it out.

However, the First Witch soon discovered that it was useless.

As the battle progresses, her combat abilities are rapidly weakening.

The reason for this lies in the shepherd's restraint towards witchcraft.

He despised all immoral forces.

Then use this understanding to restrain all immorality.

Over time, the First Witch's magic began to crumble, and her physical strength rapidly disappeared.

Faced with this situation, the First Witch's courage was also rapidly fading.

She seemed to have returned to the time when she killed Charles I and became queen.

Then she faced judgment from the god Nia.

She could sense that Nia truly wanted to kill her.

That feeling of helplessness, of having to wait for someone else's judgment, was the most terrifying moment of her life.

Afterwards, the nobles united and ousted her from power. By then, she had mastered powerful witchcraft, so she was not so afraid.

At that moment, all the despair welled up in my heart, followed by the thought of saving myself.

The first witch's immediate thought was to beg for mercy.

That's right, the First Witch did the same thing when she faced Mocania.

She immediately begged Nia for forgiveness, explaining her predicament and saying that the scumbag had cheated on her sister, violated morality, and betrayed her feelings.

She is the victim.

Although she recklessly killed Charles I, although she caused the kingdom to begin to fall apart, and although she was foolish enough to be completely unprepared, she was indeed a victim.

As a victim, it's understandable that she killed someone.

Because of Mocania's personality, she escaped trial.

"I am a victim..." The First Witch paused for a moment, unable to recall exactly where she was a victim in this incident.

But it doesn't matter, she is definitely a victim, because only a victim fits her identity.

So, in a flash of inspiration, the First Witch came up with a brilliant 'blame-maker'.

“It’s all Charles I’s fault. He’s the one who hurt me and made me who I am today.”

"If it weren't for him, I would still be just an innocent and naive little woman."

"You're fucking blaming original sin on a dead man?" The shepherd almost laughed out of anger.

Perhaps, in the beginning, the First Witch did not do anything wrong.

Even if she killed Charles I in a fit of emotion, the shepherd could understand.

But everything that followed was her own choice.

She was the one who founded the Witches' League; she was the one with the eccentric temperament who caused trouble everywhere.

She came here based on her own subjective will and then carried out this massacre.

Mistakes cannot be traced back to their origin.

Because if you trace back to the source, you'll inevitably find that the 'original sin' of everything is that your mother gave birth to you.

If we trace it back further, we will find that it is all the fault of the world giving birth to humankind.

Thus, the absurd conclusion that it's all the world's fault was drawn.

Therefore, in the eyes of a shepherd, the causal tracing of right and wrong cannot be an unlimited long-term tracing; it must be a short-term tracing.

The consequence was the massacre of a large number of innocent civilians.

The First Witch summoned the flying insects and intentionally killed the person.

Therefore, there is no need to pursue earlier causes and effects.

"It was those nobles who invited me here. It's their fault, it has nothing to do with me!" The First Witch quickly continued, seeing that her previous explanation had not only failed to quell the shepherd's anger but had instead provoked him further.

However, her eyes only reflected the shepherd's even more furious pupils.

The shepherd did not stop at this moment and continued to attack.

No matter what excuse the First Witch had, he would not let her go.

What she's saying now will only make the shepherd angrier.

Because from beginning to end, the First Witch never once had the thought that she was wrong.

All her words were an attempt to shirk responsibility and shift the blame onto others.

Such a person has no choice but to die!

Seeing that their own defenses were rapidly failing and their physical strength was quickly collapsing.

The First Witch felt an immense resentment rising within her.

She did nothing wrong, so why are all these people targeting her?
Simply harboring resentment is of no use.

The First Witch was in despair.

But the next moment, she instinctively sensed a change taking place.

Meanwhile, Charles III, who was pondering how to deal with the shepherd, also sensed that something was amiss.

Because a powerful force is rapidly entering the witchcraft of 'In the Name of God' and seizing it.

At that moment, the First Witch also realized that she had a chance to live.

"As expected, I was right; even the heavens will come to my rescue!" (End of Chapter)