Lord of the Mysteries: The Benevolent Witch
Chapter 1096

Was the Goddess a Transmigrator Too?

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Could the Evernight Goddess also be a "transmigrator"?

The moment this thought surfaced in Angel's mind, she instinctively rejected it.

How could a deity, one who had existed since the Second Epoch and lived through every epoch's changes and major events, be a transmigrator just like her and Klein?

But Angel immediately remembered the researcher Grisha, and the Ancient Sun God who had ushered in a new world and found a way forward for humanity in an age of darkness. He, too, had been a transmigrator.

Yet if the Goddess truly was a survivor of the Old Era like her, why had she shown no "obvious" signs over thousands of years? The Ancient Sun God had compiled a Holy Bible derived from monotheistic religions in an age teeming with ancient gods, named his child Adam, and used a cross as his holy emblem, among other things. Roselle, meanwhile, had left countless inventions and writings that did not belong to this era...

No, the Evernight Goddess, or rather her Church, did have some traits ahead of the times. For example, it had begun advocating equality between men and women before it even became an Orthodox Church, when productive forces and social relations did not support such radical change...

*Hmm, that might have had something to do with the Goddess's gender before she became a deity. The Earth Mother, the other female deity among the seven gods, also believed women should enjoy the same social standing as men, though she placed greater emphasis on childbirth and reproduction, considering them the holiest of acts... The other Churches only began paying attention to the division of labor between men and women and encouraging women to work outside the home once society stabilized in the Fifth Epoch and productivity reached a certain level... That doesn't

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