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

Ignoring the creation epics written by God's spokesperson, Tsugumi instead began talking to Michael with a dark expression.

"You say she is God? She is the creator of this world?"

“No, this world was created by God, and she—is a part left behind by God,” Michael sighed.

“She is not God, but she is closer to God than we are, so we cannot go against her will. Perhaps it would be more appropriate for you to call her El rather than God.”

"El...the supreme god of Canaanite mythology?"

Tsugumi raised an eyebrow, a playful expression on her face.

The origin of God, the only God, is a very complex issue. Considering that all mythologies in the world have been copied from one another, tracing the origin is really not very meaningful.

After all, if we're going to be really serious about it, one of the origins of Sun Wukong's character can be traced back to Hai Dali!

But when Michael mentioned the word, Tsurugi instantly had countless associations.

El, in Semitic languages, is a general term for "God." However, the title El Shaddai (Almighty God) later evolved into Elohim in Hebrew, becoming one of the original names for God.

In Canaanite mythology, one of the earliest names of God, 'Yahweh,' is clearly recorded in the genealogy. In Deuteronomy 32:8-9, it is described that the supreme God 'Er' divided the world among his 'sons,' and one of his 'sons,' Yahweh (YHWH), received Israel as his inheritance.

However, the specific nature of Yahweh is not recorded in the Bible. Later in the Bible, the god Baal was portrayed as Yahweh's main adversary, and he was eventually defeated. The later Yahweh then acquired characteristics such as "riding on clouds" and "warfare," and with the help of these characteristics, he eventually merged with Zeus to create the image of the one true god.

However, the later Midian origin hypothesis suggests that Yahweh was not originally a native Canaanite god, but rather a deity associated with volcanoes and storms in southern Israel, possibly worshipped by the Midianites or Ceneets. He was later absorbed by the Israelites into the Canaanite gods, eventually merging with El and becoming the one true god.

Of course, a hypothesis is just a hypothesis. For the entire universe, these theories of origin often only represent the specific development of individual worlds.

For a great being whose proof is eternal and whose origins are unparalleled, proving its origins is inherently a ridiculous and unverifiable matter.

But—in other words, there was one, or even many, worlds' God who was originally an alien god who joined the Canaanite gods, then beat and swallowed them up, and after rising to power, beat and swallowed up many mythologies such as Rome, Greece, and Egypt, eventually becoming the one and only God.

He single-handedly shattered the world's myths!

It can only be said that they truly have a firm grip on the title of "Lord of All Armies." Whether in mythology or reality, it's all earned through battle.

This is the most severe father in the debate circle.

Although Michael did not say it explicitly, Tsurugi, through her associations, had already imagined and deduced a whole host of hidden scenarios.

"You don't mean to say that this world is actually a Canaanite mythological world? And that God's spokesperson is the old man's old flame—quack!"

"Watch your language!" Michael said unhappily.

"It's not as sordid as you think. That thing is truly the embodiment of the Lord's power, nothing else. But anyway... I can't talk about my Lord casually. Someone will tell you the answer."

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"I can only say that when this power left behind by the Lord was suppressing those abandoned by the Lord in the depths of Hell, it was inevitably influenced by these lost things. In addition, the nature of this power left behind by the Lord is closer to the power born from a 'new' world, and this is the final result..." Michael was very frustrated.

"As for why my lord is like this... I don't know."

Got it, the Protestant God, right—and a leaning left-wing version of the Protestant God at that!

This entry is ridiculously overpowered!

Although Michael, that damned riddle-maker, spoke in a cryptic and ambiguous way to avoid taboos, Tsuruga finally understood why Michael and the others were so unwilling to come here.

This spokesperson for God, in any case, is indeed a part left behind after the creation of the world, or it can be directly seen as a secondary account that God created in this world and then handed over to the server for hosting.

No matter how out of character he is, or how strange this alt account is, God is still God. For angels like Michael who are extremely loyal to the Lord, any act of offending the Lord, even if it is well-intentioned, is absolutely unacceptable!

Even if their power far exceeds that of this trumpet of God, as long as he is here, she is the great being to whom Michael and the others must offer their loyalty and respect.

Unless commanded by their Lord, blasphemy is something they would never do, much less tolerate.

Since they are unable to attack God's representative after arriving in this world, they can only choose to flee in a sorry state, leaving behind a counterpart, and will inevitably end up like Lucifer—in other words, they have been assimilated by the locals!

But unlike Teacher Mi, who dares not speak ill of God, the old man that Dongjiang knows is unlikely to like the image of him that Protestants, especially the white left Protestants, worship.

Why did he deliberately leave this power behind instead of directly assimilating it, to balance that thing related to Canaanite mythology in Hell in this world? Could it be...?

Hiss~~~~ This world can't be an open-air latrine for old men to ramble on about their past!

Tsuruga kept this speculation to himself and didn't tell Michael, but he finally knew what his ultimate mission was.

"Understood!" Tsugumi said knowingly.

"I'll take care of this spokesperson and then immediately bring you guys over to deal with them, OK?"

Michael: ......!

Your words are disrespectful, but I choose not to hear them!

If it weren't for this God's Spokesperson, I, Michael, would have personally dealt with these bastards long ago!

Having reached a tacit understanding with Michael, Tsurugi watched with almost indifference the God's representative who led the angels in song and then restored Heaven, while pondering many things in his mind.

If he could, he wouldn't want to offend God or anything like that, but only if it was a legitimate God. But given the state of the world, he didn't think this representative of God was completely ignorant.

She is not guilty, but the formation of this disgusting world must have involved certain factors.

If Tsuruga wants to set things right, there's not much he needs to do.

At worst, we can destroy the earth, fire, water, and wind, and reshape the world—

The War of Heaven begins!!!

Soon, this very My Little Pony-esque opera finally came to an end.

The battlefield where Sila and Thuja fought was restored, and Heaven was restored to peace and joy. Under the merciful comfort of God's spokesperson, the restlessness of all the angels was calmed down.

And just like that, the matter of Sila was simply swept under the rug.

Although it was unreasonable and illegal for her to privately agree to Adam's decision to slaughter the sinners of the Pride Ring, she was a six-winged angel and the only free God's representative who could punish her.

Since even the voice of God chose to laugh it off, what could the other angels possibly say?

Although Sila also very saintly admitted her mistakes, those who died by the angel's sword, who were actually not guilty of serious crimes, would never come back.

She personally welcomed the hundreds of thousands of sinners who were waiting outside the gates of Heaven into the city, expressing her transformation through this remorseful attitude.

But in Tsurugi's opinion, this was even more disgusting.

God's spokesperson personally declared that they were redeemed souls, thus completely eliminating any potential discrimination issues from the other angels.

As for Tsurugi, he received a result commensurate with his strength and status—

"Today, we gather here to witness a miracle unfold!"

Within the rebuilt Council of Angels, God's spokesperson floated beside Tsurugi, proclaiming loudly...

"A saint, a great man, proved to us through selfless dedication that even the soul of a sinner can ascend to heaven if the right method is followed!"

"This proves to us the correctness of the path to salvation, and that the human soul has value!"

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As he spoke, the spokesperson for God looked at Tsurugi with loving eyes and said softly...

"My child, what do you want to say?"

"...Speechless." Tsugumi said expressionlessly.

Has justice been served? No! In Tsuruga's view, this is nothing more than muddling through.

He hated this kind of talk that always tried to smooth things over. It wasn't that a happy ending was bad, but this "God's spokesperson" gave him the impression of being a heartless and utterly unreasonable peacemaker.

God's spokesperson didn't care about Tsurugi's lack of cooperation; in her view, it was just a child's little tantrum. She looked at the angels and made the announcement with a smile.

"We pay tribute to his achievements and sacrifices, and today he will receive the reward commensurate with his sacrifices and merits! He was the most righteous, courageous, and just angel!"

Amidst the applause of the angels in the angelic council and the praise of God's spokesperson, Tsurugi was crowned with the laurel wreath of an archangel.

He became the Archangel of Justice in Heaven.

Their rank is equal to Adam's, essentially equivalent to a six-winged angel, representing the highest position a mortal soul can reach upon ascension.

His responsibility is to enforce the overall justice and laws of Heaven.

This is an affirmation of his strength and status, but it is also an invisible shackle placed around his neck.

After all, once he becomes an enforcer of justice and the law, it becomes difficult for him to continue to transcend the law and uphold the justice in his heart.

If he fails in his duty, he will no longer be justice, and will revert to being alone.

Although Tsugumi doesn't care about these things, if he wants to achieve his own goals, the power of Paradise is something he can't get rid of.

But besides that, Tsurugi secured another position for himself.

That was the leader of the Heavenly Army.

In reality, this position is purely honorary in this paradise, since this ditch-like paradise doesn't even have its own army.

Adam's exorcising angels were an unofficial army he had assembled himself; the true army of Heaven had not existed for a long time.

Heaven seemed certain that Hell would never dare to wage war against them, or launch a foolish war against them.

The whole of Heaven is so lax, arrogant, and foolish—as Michael suggests, both sides, which are intertwined with Hell, seem to have been influenced by the other.

Hell is neither like hell, nor heaven like heaven!

But it doesn't matter; for Tsugumi, getting this title is enough.

Preaching is useless; broken bones are better lessons.

In short, Tsugumi got what he wanted, and he also realized that it was impossible to change the world simply by relying on Heaven.

As long as this saintly God's spokesperson exists, his power as a member of Heaven is destined to fail to achieve the desired results.

Who told him to be an angel now? At least in this world, no matter how hard he tries, he can't possibly defeat God's representative.

As long as one is an angel, one is destined to be unable to resist the power of God.

If Heaven isn't enough, then go to Hell, go to that power in the background that's supposedly able to fight against God.

It's time to bring out the real devil, and then I need to drag along a few old buddies who are bored out of their minds in hell, and trick them into coming over to work for me under the table!

As for the bait for the frying hole—let's use Lucifer's dark history as bait! Damn it, I'm going to burn this shitty paradise to the ground!

However, before setting off, Tsugumi did encounter the person in Hell who completely explained Michael's riddle.

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