Having traversed countless realms, can you possibly be as clever as me?

Although rare, they do exist—magicians who, by Tsuruga standards, could go to heaven.

For example, Kenneth, or Webber, and so on.

"Ah, how much I love humanity!" Tsugumi exclaimed in a deep voice.

"It's starting! It's starting!" Hier, watching the live stream from Rome, held a plate of fiery Indian curry and couldn't help but exclaim as he stuffed it into his mouth.

"He started saying he loves humanity!"

"Is there anything wrong with this, Senior Hiel?" Hansa couldn't help but ask respectfully from the side.

"First of all, let's forget about the 'senior' part. He told me in Rome before that if one day he said he had started to love humanity, it meant he was about to cause trouble."

Hiel flapped his wings and pondered.

“He said that by that time, all my actions would be free—including resisting him by my own will.”

Of course, Hier didn't want to confront Tsurugi at this moment, and she didn't think Tsurugi's actions were wrong.

"Was what he did... a bad thing?" Hansa looked at the contract in his hand and whispered.

He couldn't say anything grand from a higher perspective, but the prospect of reaching heaven was an irresistible temptation for Hanseatic.

"The world is made up of countless tiny people." Looking at the somewhat bewildered Hansa, Hier said softly.

"However, the direction of the world is determined by a small number of people who stand at a higher level, and these people often do not pay attention to the small individuals."

"But he is different. He is one of the few who decide the course of the world, yet he can suddenly change his purpose for the sake of a tiny individual."

Hielden paused, then sighed.

"In a sense, he was indeed a rare good person. But from another perspective, he was the worst leader and ruler—of course, he himself said that he never even thought about being a real person in charge."

"But in the end, humans are like flocks of pigeons; wherever the leader flies, the others will follow blindly. If he becomes the sole leader, perhaps he won't have to worry about the others—ha, that's not my opinion."

Leaving aside Hierre and Hanseatic League, the Church reacted with great excitement to the contract offered by Tsurugi.

If others still have concerns about entering heaven.

The church would love for the world to become the Lord's world in the next moment!

They may not be able to see the whole picture like the jeweler, but if everyone has the chance to go to heaven after death, what difference is there between this world and being blessed by God?

The more support the Church of Christensen provides for Tsugumi, the stronger the reaction from the Magic Association will be.

If stopping Tsugumi, a being that transcends timelines like the Jewel King, is purely a matter of their own perspective, then without a doubt, most magicians, as beneficiaries of the existing system, also strongly disapprove of Tsugumi's actions.

However, the difference is that the Jewel King's stance is one of correctness from his own perspective, not necessarily hostile malice. But the Magician's stance is different!

That's a very real survival issue!

After all, among magicians who can kill ten out of ten and still have some escape, those who can go to heaven are not only extremely rare, but also incredibly precious.

Although those who practice the demonic path don't value life and death much, the magicians couldn't hold back any longer after seeing that this saint had openly declared his intention to eliminate them.

They refused to sit idly by and wait for their doom; they chose to fight back.

The first wave of attacks, however, came from the human world.

Just as Tsurugi was preparing to intervene in the next live broadcast, a series of objects trailing firelight flew in from afar.

With a long trail of flame, the supersonic missile instantly rose to near-space altitude and then flew over at an incredible speed of Mach 28 per second!

Tsugumi sensed the nuclear missiles, and his reaction was simple.

"war."

He spoke softly, calling to the scarlet knight riding the red horse.

The master of war appeared in the world at this moment, and the knight of the apocalypse revealed to the whole world made the whole world feel a terror that made it hard for people to breathe!

Witnessing the war, they felt as if they had personally witnessed countless conflicts taking place on this land.

War raised his head and swept his gaze across

The next moment, an equal number of 'nuclear strikes' flew out from the invisible doors. The extracted nuclear weapons flew precisely towards the missiles that were beginning to fall in the stratosphere!

Ten seconds later

The sky above Xueyuan City was illuminated by terrifying auroras resembling nuclear fission!

"What utterly foolish humans." Within the burning ruins of Snowfield City, atop a colossal 'mechanical golem,' an android of the Einzbern family—or rather, the lingering echo of the goddess Ishtar residing within—watched the flames in the sky, her beautiful face displaying a mixture of mockery and apprehension.

For Ishtar, who had once possessed the concept of war herself, it was perfectly clear how foolish it was to unleash artificial weapons upon a god of war. Not to mention that the red horse rider was, in essence, a far more terrifying, multifaceted being who wielded the concept of war.

“Originally, I only intended to get revenge on those two, but now…” Ishtar’s crimson eyes stared intently at the figure in the live stream, her expression becoming unusually grave and hostile.

As a deity who had already returned to the Inner Sea of ​​Stars, she shouldn't have gotten involved in these matters. But after Tsugumi decided to begin her own unique form of 'human love,' Ishtar could no longer stand idly by.

She loved humanity, regarding them as her servants and admirers. But no matter what, she could not accept selling the world itself to an extradimensional being!

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The possibility of losing the freedom of civilization is extremely high—after all, in most mythological worlds, the protagonists are always gods and immortals, while mortals are destined to become nothing more than footnotes.

“If he could take a step back and proceed slowly, one world at a time, I would never stop him,” the Gem Elder said, spreading his hands.

"But I can't agree with making things so irreversible all at once."

Tsuruga's contracts were never mandatory. He detested double standards, so once he discovered that he was also suspected of double standards, he would never repeat the same mistake!

Well... at least we won't repeat the same mistake for a while!

He acknowledged that the Gemstone Elder had his own stance, so while he was issuing qualifications, he would accept the challenge if it came to a fight!

The contract in Tsurugi is simple: those who sign it are eternally subject to a test of morality and conduct. After death, they can go to a carefree paradise forever, and after a while, they can choose a new life and new trials.

Those who don't sign are fine too; their lives will simply continue to operate according to the rules of this world.

After death comes nothingness and vanishing into nothingness. For those who sign contracts, their lives consist of nothing more than the assessment itself.

Tsugumi gave everyone a choice: accept the existence after death, and they would have to accept the punishment that might follow. If they chose to give up, Tsugumi would spare them from punishment.

But without a doubt, guilty bastards have no choice!

The guilty trash in Dongjiang only deserves punishment and then torture!

Sinners have no choice!

"It seems everyone is very enthusiastic." Tsugumi regained her usual cheerful and optimistic mood, because just now, 80% of the people had chosen YES!

As for the remaining 20%, it doesn't mean they all refused, but rather that the vast majority are still hesitating and wavering.

Some of them were wondering if this was some new type of "pig butchering scam," while others were materialists who were experiencing a rare moment of happiness and joy and weren't so enthusiastic about heaven.

And magicians

Although rare, they do exist—magicians who, by Tsuruga standards, could go to heaven.

For example, Kenneth, or Webber, and so on.

"Ah, how much I love humanity!" Tsugumi exclaimed in a deep voice.

"It's starting! It's starting!" Hier, watching the live stream from Rome, held a plate of fiery Indian curry and couldn't help but exclaim as he stuffed it into his mouth.

"He started saying he loves humanity!"

"Is there anything wrong with this, Senior Hiel?" Hansa couldn't help but ask respectfully from the side.

"First of all, let's forget about the 'senior' part. He told me in Rome before that if one day he said he had started to love humanity, it meant he was about to cause trouble."

Hiel flapped his wings and pondered.

“He said that by that time, all my actions would be free—including resisting him by my own will.”

Of course, Hier didn't want to confront Tsurugi at this moment, and she didn't think Tsurugi's actions were wrong.

"Was what he did... a bad thing?" Hansa looked at the contract in his hand and whispered.

He couldn't say anything grand from a higher perspective, but the prospect of reaching heaven was an irresistible temptation for Hanseatic.

"The world is made up of countless tiny people." Looking at the somewhat bewildered Hansa, Hier said softly.

"However, the direction of the world is determined by a small number of people who stand at a higher level, and these people often do not pay attention to the small individuals."

"But he is different. He is one of the few who decide the course of the world, yet he can suddenly change his purpose for the sake of a tiny individual."

Hielden paused, then sighed.

"In a sense, he is indeed a rare good person. Explore the infinite possibilities of the heavens at http://"

"But in the end, humans are like flocks of pigeons; wherever the leader flies, the others will follow blindly. If he becomes the sole leader, perhaps he won't have to worry about the others—ha, that's not my opinion."

Leaving aside Hierre and Hanseatic League, the Church reacted with great excitement to the contract offered by Tsurugi.

If others still have concerns about entering heaven.

The church would love for the world to become the Lord's world in the next moment!

They may not be able to see the whole picture like the jeweler, but if everyone has the chance to go to heaven after death, what difference is there between this world and being blessed by God?

The more support the Church of Christensen provides for Tsugumi, the stronger the reaction from the Magic Association will be.

If stopping Tsugumi, a being that transcends timelines like the Jewel King, is purely a matter of their own perspective, then without a doubt, most magicians, as beneficiaries of the existing system, also strongly disapprove of Tsugumi's actions.

However, the difference is that the Jewel King's stance is one of correctness from his own perspective, not necessarily hostile malice. But the Magician's stance is different!

That's a very real survival issue!

After all, among magicians who can kill ten out of ten and still have some escape, those who can go to heaven are not only extremely rare, but also incredibly precious.

Although those who practice the demonic path don't value life and death much, the magicians couldn't hold back any longer after seeing that this saint had openly declared his intention to eliminate them.

They refused to sit idly by and wait for their doom; they chose to fight back.

The first wave of attacks, however, came from the human world.

Just as Tsurugi was preparing to intervene in the next live broadcast, a series of objects trailing firelight flew in from afar.

With a long trail of flame, the supersonic missile instantly rose to near-space altitude and then flew over at an incredible speed of Mach 28 per second!

Tsugumi sensed the nuclear missiles, and his reaction was simple.

"war."

He spoke softly, calling to the scarlet knight riding the red horse.

The master of war appeared in the world at this moment, and the knight of the apocalypse revealed to the whole world made the whole world feel a terror that made it hard for people to breathe!