To put it bluntly, they haven't committed any evil yet, and given their 'infant' nature, it's difficult for the goddess of justice to judge them.

At that moment, she was overwhelmed with conflicting emotions.

The goddess of justice understood that she had a duty to destroy these beings who appeared to be 'evil'.

But they knew perfectly well that this was completely different from handling official business.

If she were to eliminate these ugly 'children' based solely on her own emotions, could she still be called a 'goddess of justice'?

"Yes, so this is your outdated, biased sense of justice."

That calm voice suddenly rang out, causing the goddess of justice to pause slightly.

She followed the sound and looked up at Viktor's figure in the air.

Seeing Viktor's cold attitude, even his tone became sharp:

"If I were you, I would not hesitate to eliminate them all, leaving them no chance to grow."

"But you are different, because they have not yet done evil, because they are too young to distinguish between good and evil."

"So you choose to let them grow until they either do evil or harbor malice."

His words resonated deeply within the goddess of justice, each one striking a chord within her.

His later words made the goddess of justice slightly widen her eyes, which were hidden under her helmet.

Viktor curled his lips into a disdainful, cold smile:

"They were clearly pests from the start, destined to destroy everything,"

"Even ordinary farmers understand this principle, but you have never thought about it deeply. You just blindly trust the scales and try to judge people's good and evil."

He was clearly looking up, but his contempt and mockery conveyed a strong sense of looking down on someone.

That indifferent and contemptuous attitude seemed to have already judged the goddess of justice as being backward.

"O arrogant goddess who has never experienced human suffering,"

"Now, it's time for you to get down here too."