Although the being in the sky is not entirely the true Mother of Darkness and Abundance,

'It' is simply an entity created by Victor and Vega.

Victor did not mention the name of this strange god, but simply modified the powers of the gods he knew, based on Chaos's description.

The Dark Mother of Abundance, also known as the Fallen Goddess of Fertility.

Fortunately, he not only possessed the divine power of the goddess of abundance's rice ears, but also had a genuine goddess messenger assisting him.

By corrupting the divine power within the messenger Michaela with Vega's power, he was able to create—

An entity known as the Mother Goddess of Dark Abundance.

After Michaela expressed her desire to replace the goddess of fertility, Victor began to consider this possibility.

In fact, he did not intend to try this move immediately, since fighting a goddess of justice did not require the use of magic of this level.

But, for Vega,

After all, Vega is one of their own gods, and Victor doesn't want him to lose face in front of other gods.

so--

At this moment, the goddess of justice looked up at the sky, and the scales in her hands stopped swinging.

She seemed frozen in mid-air, unable to distinguish between good and evil.

Because simple good and evil are no longer sufficient to measure all of this.

It was as if countless lives were offered as sacrifices, a seemingly natural offering in the face of the rampant darkness.

Everything in this world should silently become food for that strange creature.

That's how we are from birth.

At this moment, the goddess of justice stood motionless, seemingly recalling the distant fear.

Her gaze slowly descended, landing on Vega and Victor, who were continuously channeling profound magic into the dark sky, and she murmured softly:

"I see."

"Ha...bi...ka".

Wu—

Suddenly, a distant wail and a heavy roar echoed in the air.

That chilling voice pierced the ears of the goddess of justice, touching every nerve in her body.

Soon, the chaotic noise gradually subsided.

The enormous dark offering seemed to have been completely devoured and merged into the chaos.

Then, the vast black clouds began to churn.

Its gigantic maw split open, and chunks of flesh poured out from high above like a surface covered in sebum.

Each piece of dark flesh is like a newborn, crying out for nourishment.

Upon landing, loud cries and howls spread outwards, filled with chaos and madness.

These black goat calves, though merely scraps from that terrifying entity, each resembled a surging black mountain.

They used their six hooves to support their enormous bodies.

Countless swaying tentacles stretched out from its enormous body, which was almost as large as a clock tower.

The surface of the writhing flesh also split open into mouths resembling those of goats.

Now, the cries of children and the wails of sorrow blend into a chaotic bleating of sheep in mid-air, bleating incessantly.

Accompanied by eerie laughter from the sky, a group of newly landed black goat calves rushed toward the Goddess of Justice.

They have no special means of attack; they can only rely on their massive bodies to keep charging forward and generate tremendous force.

In addition, the repeated cries and bleating of sheep constantly put mental pressure on the goddess of justice.

Most importantly, these are just cubs.

Newborn children have no mature thoughts.

All they possess is the drive of instinct: to devour anything that disrespects their mother in order to protect her.

It was this pure instinct that caused the scales of justice to pause for a moment.

These black goat calves were not particularly strong; they did not demonstrate any special skills.

Their sheer number and size are astonishing.

If it were to face a human city, it could probably be razed to the ground in an instant.

The entire city will become the remnants of their instincts.

Of course, they are no match for the goddess of justice.

But why did Vega choose to summon these creatures in the first place?

It's very simple.

The goddess of justice's concept of justice merely distinguishes between good and evil.

Regardless of whether the actions are good or evil, or whether the heart is good or evil.

Evil deeds must be eradicated, and evil thoughts should also be eradicated.

But this theory of the goddess of justice is the only thing it can't work on children.

Especially newborn cubs.

They don't even have their own thoughts, and her scales cannot judge the good or evil in their hearts.

Young cubs are naturally destructive; this is an instinct driven by their curiosity.

Although the goddess of justice advocates 'unintentional evil, evil will be punished,'

But she had no way to punish these 'children' in front of her, who couldn't even be judged as good or evil by the scales of fate.

If these cubs truly cause destruction to the city and crush countless lives,

Even if they have no ill intentions, the goddess of justice will not hesitate to intervene and protect the weak.

But now, Shulburne has long been destroyed.

Their battle took place only on these ruins, where the city already held the hope of reconstruction.

Therefore, even if these cubs destroy the city again, it wouldn't even be adding insult to injury.

And there was no one around, no other humans became their targets.

Their only target can only be the high and mighty goddess of justice.

However, even if they gathered all their power, they could not reach her.

At most, their grotesque and eerie appearance might make others feel physically uncomfortable.

But is this illegal?

Just because someone is ugly, they're going to be killed?

The goddess of justice hasn't gone to that extreme.

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