They were afraid that a fierce conflict would break out between the two at any moment.

If these two were to clash here, given their strength, they could probably blow this place up to the ground.

Thinking this, she couldn't help but turn her head and ask Vega on her shoulder.

Since it was the deity who told her to find Professor Victor, then no matter what happens, the deity will definitely need to take the first step.

Despite Erica's urgent question, Vega remained calm and composed.

It gently extended one wing and placed it in front of Erica, indicating that she shouldn't rush, then said half-jokingly:

"Why are you in such a hurry when the couple is trying to reconcile their relationship?"

"Wait a minute, maybe it'll be ready in a bit?"

Erica was speechless when she heard this, but after thinking about it again, she realized that it made some sense.

Professor Victor can always solve any problems himself, so why should she worry about them?

Of course, what Erica didn't know was that...

Victor deliberately had Vega bring her here.

After all, once she sees the crow, 'Gwen' will definitely notice Erica's departure.

Therefore, 'Gwen' will definitely track Erica down to find him.

Vega was also eager to see what kind of nonsense Victor could come up with in front of the Goddess of Justice to completely convince her.

“Answer my question.”

At this moment, 'Gwen' in the sky spoke again.

Her voice remained calm as usual, but the strong questioning tone in her words was very obvious.

Hearing her words, Victor took a deep breath.

He gave Michaela a slight look, signaling the startled Bishop of Abundance to leave for the time being and return to the interior of the sacred tree.

Seeing this, Michaela nodded.

As she left, she glanced up at Gwen in the sky.

She discovered that the other party had no reaction after learning that she was about to leave, and didn't even spare her a glance.

Michaela then quickly left the area with small, quick steps.

Once the nun's slender figure had disappeared into the distance, Victor straightened up and spoke:

"You mean you want me to hand over the golden apple?"

"And then reveal your identity?"

Upon hearing Viktor's words, 'Gwen' paused slightly, even the holy wings behind her seemed to freeze for a moment.

Seeing that these words made the goddess of justice hesitate, Victor continued:

"Nowadays, everyone knows what the Golden Apple is all about."

Needless to say, after Zeus's explanation, everyone knows that the golden apple could only be given to goddesses and not to humankind.

So Viktor's words were quite simple; he was reminding Gwen.

Once the golden apple is handed to you, wouldn't everyone know that you are the goddess of justice?

In everyone's mind, the Goddess of Justice should still be in the Mage Council and has no intention of leaving yet.

Realizing the implication in Victor's words, the goddess of justice in the sky gradually fell silent.

The sharp blade in her hand gradually lowered, as if she had been persuaded.

However, she then abruptly raised her head, a clear light flashing in her calm, lake-like eyes.

Then she began to speak:

"wrong."

Prior to this, the legend of the golden apple was associated with the most beautiful woman in the world, not a goddess.

It wasn't until the golden apple fell into Hera's hands that Zeus, the king of the gods, apologized and told the world that the golden apple would only choose one goddess.

You're lying to me.

As the words fell, a sharp, icy wind, as cold as a blade, accompanied them.

The terrifying chill made the surrounding space extremely dry and stuffy, and the white frost floating in the air seemed to have solidified the entire world.

The icy coldness was enough to cause a sharp pain in one's internal organs and make one's bones feel like they were about to crack with just one breath.

Even with the protection of the sacred tree, Erica still felt a sharp chill and dizziness.

What exactly is this feeling of oppression?

And what exactly does Professor Victor mean by Gwen's exposed identity?

Erica, like everyone else, was completely unaware that the 'Gwen' at this time was actually the goddess of justice.

The enigmatic conversation between the two only added to her confusion.

Victor narrowed his eyes, glanced at 'Gwen', and pondered to himself.

As humanity increasingly replaces divinity, the goddess of justice also begins to become wiser.

Simple lies were no longer enough to fool her.

but……

“I originally intended to give the golden apple to Hera and let the whole world know about it through the words of Zeus, the king of the gods.”

"Let everyone realize through the golden apple that 'Hera' is the Queen of the Gods."

At that moment, Victor put his hands in his pockets, raised his head confidently, and looked at Gwen.

"Since you think I'm lying to you, fine,"

Try to examine me with your sense of justice.

Then, seeing Gwen's increasingly confused expression, Victor pressed his advantage and continued speaking to Gwen:

"Can't you tell whether I'm really lying to you?"