Despite possessing strength capable of crushing everything, managing the universe was not an easy task.
Because everyone had independent thoughts of their own, and to gods, such thoughts were called ideals.
Managing the Gods of the Universe meant managing the entire universe. Yet gods were hardly easy to govern. No one was willing to submit to another, to be constrained in every way or even forbidden from doing what they wanted.
Kesha's Justice Order was an excellent shelter for lowly, weak lifeforms, but to the ambitious gods and forces of the universe, it was a bloodied butcher's knife.
Was the Justice Order truly a perfect, unparalleled great ideal?
No, absolutely not. Kesha herself admitted that. If justice were absolutely perfect, then the current situation would never have arisen, would it?
In the eyes of the ambitious, justice was a mountain pressing down on their heads. Their pursuit of more advanced technology and yearning for greater wisdom were all tightly restricted. Over time, the resentment in their hearts accumulated more and more until it finally erupted completely.
To lowly, weak lifeforms, justice was sacred and noble. They willingly fell at the feet of the angels in their miniskirts. Yet that was no good either. Given enough time, they would inevitably develop the mindset of, "The angels will solve everything for us anyway." Without any awareness of danger in times of peace, once an emergency truly arose, disaster would follow.
It was not that the angels would not intervene, but the universe was so vast that there were places even they could not cover.
Aside from those two issues, the Angel Civilization itself harbored hidden dangers. It was not any voice of disloyalty. As angels perished while carrying out the Justice Order, and older angels who had found true love retired and