I, the Masked Swordsman, started my journey through a Lostbelt.

Before she felt fear, she did not forget that she was the God of the Bible.

Even in death, they would never relinquish their pride as gods.

It's natural for her to be afraid, as the other party's anger could plunge her into an abyss of despair.

If you are dominated by fear, you will not be able to take any steps.

She was in control of her own will when making choices, and at that moment, no one could restrain her.

This is the enlightenment of the God of the Bible.

The moment she spoke to Du Wei, two oppressive gazes, heavy enough to incinerate, turned to her.

That was undoubtedly Bagst and Melusin.

The presence of filth and light is extremely offensive.

If Du Wei hadn't forbidden them from making a move, the two women probably would have already used their power to wipe out the entire Bible faction.

Do you still dare to speak in such a tone?!

Such rudeness is a grave offense.

"Ugh...!"

The God of the Bible withstood the pressure of the two women's gazes.

Du Wei naturally noticed this.

There wasn't a trace of anger on his face; he even casually waved his hand to block the pressure emanating from the two women's gazes.

"I see, I understand what you mean."

So, you mean you love that hellish world and want to stop me from destroying it?

"Hell? What kind of idea is that...?"

The God of the Bible still wants to refute this.

Du Wei interrupted her:

"Ha, isn't it? A world that is based on comparison, trampling on others, and achieving oneself through comparison—doesn't that feel like hell?"

The rhetoric was like a sharp blade piercing the God of the Bible.

Du Wei's words revealed a hint of resentment towards the hypocritical world, and one could vaguely sense that the air had frozen.

This terrifying pressure was not directed at anyone.

It can only be described as an overflow of rage.

The God of the Bible, undeterred by the questioning, replied:

"The world is not only cruel; there is diversity and countless possibilities among people. Competition may be painful, but it is also a way for living things to move forward."

"The way of evolution? Wait, you don't think that human nature is inherently good, do you? Don't tell me you think that. Someone who has observed the world for so long should know the worst aspects of human nature better than anyone else."

Du Wei's eyes held a burning flame.

The interrogation-like gaze directed at the God of the Bible prevented her from denying these words.

As a god, one must have a deep understanding of the various aspects of life in the world.

Those events unfolded before her like a drama; how could she possibly judge whether a person was good or evil?

Even if human nature is evil, I still believe that goodness exists in the world. Your approach of annihilating everything is undoubtedly an act of violence!

"Ha, still believe it? A world that presupposes ugliness as beauty is fundamentally flawed. Does the one who once brought a great flood upon humanity now want to accuse me of acting tyrannically?"

Du Wei brought up the topic of the great flood.

The expression on the face of the God of the Bible shifted slightly, his heart filled with a bitterness and pain unlike anything he had felt before.

She was indeed right to initiate the massive flood.

At that time, the world was filled with malice and violence, so she chose the good people to live and used a tsunami to flood the world and cleanse the evil.

But has the world become a better place as a result?

Of course not, it remains unchanged.

She had no regrets about what she had done, but couldn't help but sigh for such people.

"People have never taken off their masks of hypocrisy. They preach that 'everyone is equal' and 'no one is special.' It sounds better than anything else, but it is more hypocritical than anything else."

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Du Wei criticized without reservation.

It is precisely because this is an indelible aspect of human nature that he is angry about this terrible foundation.

"As long as people are alive, they will be divided into superior and inferior, and after being divided into superior and inferior, special existences will emerge. On top of this, they will package hypocritical rhetoric and then trample on others more cruelly and ruthlessly than anyone else. How pathetic."

"Is this your reason for destroying our world...?"

The tone of the Bible God has lost its original firmness.

She bit her red lips tightly, a hint of resentment in her expression.

Perhaps I am indeed as naive as a little girl, but I also have reasons that I cannot back down from.

. ..... ...

"I never said I wanted to destroy your world. I want to make your world truly pure, just like here."

But before that, I will not forgive you for trampling on my ideal world. I'm letting you go back for a second battle. It's a very simple debt relationship. Show me your full strength and fight me; then I will make your world feel despair.

Du Wei’s words carried an absolute sense of oppression.

The declaration of war is hereby issued.

It was not out of pity that the Bible forces were sent back, but rather to let them experience despair a second time.

Let them feel what it's like to have their homeland ravaged.

"..."

The God of the Bible cannot refute Duvet's words.

Du Wei won the battle, and he also won the debate.

She too once sighed because of that hypocrisy.

However, he himself could not change humanity.

Looking back, she could feel the resentment she felt, but the man before her did not yield like she did.

Instead, they chose to change the world with their own ideals.

If the world existed without comparison and conflict, and only pure beauty remained, it would indeed be something to yearn for.

She couldn't deny her longing for purity.

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Chapter Thirty-Eight: Is Your Purity Beautiful? [Please Subscribe! Please Give Flowers!]

"Is the purity you created...beautiful...?"

The God of the Bible spoke in a daze.

Du Wei was slightly taken aback by the question, and the anger he had been feeling subsided somewhat.

Actually, there was a little joy.

This feeling was similar to when Morgan first met him and asked him about the fairy kingdom of Britain.

The entire Demon Realm was created by Du Wei with all his might.

I sometimes wonder what people from other worlds would feel if they saw the ideal world, and I can understand the feelings Morgan had when he established the fairy kingdom.

It's like revealing a treasure hidden in a box.

It's not about showing off to others, but about letting them experience the joy of possessing this treasure.

Du Wei concealed the joy that welled up inside him.

For a moment I wanted to tell her about the beauty of this idyllic place, but it was just a fleeting thought.

He initially appeared here filled with anger, but ultimately found a glimmer of joy.

How did you feel when you first saw it?

The questioning carried a sense of ease and pleasure.

Putting aside their opposing identities, the dialogue should be conducted from a completely personal perspective, focusing on the issue of homesickness.

The God of the Bible followed Du Wei's words.

My initial impression of Britain came to mind.

The sun, hanging in the sky, dyed the lush green grassland gold and silver, almost merging with the sky.

Gazing at the boundless, dusky sky.

The scenery around us was so beautiful that it made us feel insignificant, yet we wanted to cherish and appreciate this beauty.