No One Understands Being the Villain Better Than Me
Chapter 213

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"I am..."

"Understood, Themis, Goddess of Justice, one of the Twelve Titans."

"Before..."

"Yes, for some reason, desire breaks through the suppression of reason and is released in a state of excitement."

Samael casually added, stroking his chin, with a strange smile and a teasing wink.

"I've said everything I needed to say and done everything I needed to do. You're not trying to renege on your debt, are you?"

Upon hearing this, Themis was still somewhat embarrassed by the sudden development, lost all remaining unease.

The goddess teased her lightly, covering her cherry lips with a wry smile, half-serious and half-mischievous.

"How could someone who upholds the Rules possibly trample on the law?"

"After all, we went through the legal procedures for marriage last night under the starry sky."

Samael was slightly taken aback, his lips twitched, and he muttered to himself.

Can you honestly say you weren't just reciting legal statutes out of nervousness? When did it become a wedding vow?

Yesterday, ever since Zeus slipped away in disgrace, the ancient serpent was cornered by Themis, who, overcome with lust, openly expressed her feelings.

Previously, as a goddess who upheld justice and fairness, Themis disliked showing her emotions and remained restrained no matter how much she admired her friend.

She feared that approaching them too casually would corrupt their relationship, cause her to lose her rational judgment, and ultimately affect the completion of the legal code.

However, yesterday's events caused this Goddess of Justice's lustful desires to break through the rational constraints she was so proud of.

As a result, regardless of what should or shouldn't be said, he talked nonsense, which was a way of clearing out all the erotic thoughts buried in his heart.

Ultimately, as the flames of desire rose and burned fiercely, everything fell into place naturally.

As for asking a particular "victim's" true thoughts?

Well, he's a lecherous old man, and he's not blind. If he didn't have some ulterior motives, why would he come here every day?

Because of the preconceived notions in the records of Themis's marriage and his plans to reclaim Tina's divinity, he had no time to pay attention to anything else.

Samael had never imagined that the beautiful and reserved Goddess of Justice would turn her attention to him.

At most, a certain old pervert would just admire it from afar and enjoy the view.

If you say you weren't tempted, that's just nonsense, and you wouldn't stand up to any tests.

Sure enough, upon hearing the goddess's clear and logical statement, as well as her undisguised desire, a certain wicked creature simply lay down and gave in.

Yes, it's confirmed. Zeus struck first! Themis and I are both victims!

The great Samael remains upright!

After secretly hypnotizing himself to clear his name for a while, the ancient snake couldn't help but feel a little guilty.

If at the beginning he was only half-heartedly complying, he could barely be considered a victim.

After the Goddess of Justice who had wronged the criminals got her wish, she quickly regained her composure and restraint, and felt deeply ashamed of her actions.

However, a certain wicked thing soon revealed its true nature, constantly urging for "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" compensation, the result of which is self-evident.

Such intense desire even overwhelmed Themis, the Titan Goddess, who constantly emphasized her role as judge by reciting the Twelve Tables from her manuscripts to maintain composure and suppress her loss of composure.

Moreover, don't forget that when Samael first showed signs of illness, she deliberately Cerberus, Themis silly dog, to guard the door.

Such behavior reveals the whole leopard from a single spot. Not to mention Themis, who has come to terms with it, even ordinary people can see Samael's sinister intentions.

"By the way, the bond of marriage is shared by both parties. If you break your vows, you will also be subject to judgment."

The Goddess of Justice smiled slightly and gently parted her lips to remind him, her subtle, slightly mischievous expression leaving Samael unsure whether she was being genuine or not.

"Then you'll have to see. Anything not prohibited by law is permissible. I'm very good at finding loopholes."

The ancient snake, in a playful mood, responded with a mix of seriousness and sarcasm.

"Everything not prohibited by law is permissible? The rebuttal is perfect."

Themis smiled and nodded, raising her hand to scribble notes intently, her expression slightly admiring.

Then, the goddess's lips curled up slightly, as if she had returned to the scene where she and this friend played the roles of judge and prisoner, their thoughts flowing and their arguments sharp.

"I have remembered this. Justice will deliver a fair judgment."

"When a woman is in charge of a trial, she may not necessarily uphold justice when she is emotional."

Looking at the increasingly mature and ever-closed loopholes of the Goddess of Justice, Gu She looked depressed.

"If I had known, I should have mentioned the rules regarding the avoidance of relatives in advance."

The two people sitting against the wall couldn't help but smile at each other as they talked, closing the distance between them again, and there was a sense of mutual appreciation between them.

"Woof!"

Just as Samael was about to linger in the corner, using the excuse of giving a lecture to continue admiring the beautiful scenery around him, Cerberus came from outside the door, causing his expression to change slightly.

No! Someone's coming!

Immediately, the almost fawning barking and the soft, affectionate licking sounds sent a chill down Samael's spine, who had been somewhat composed.

Big news! Tiamat's coming over!

Caught in the act of adultery, the ancient snake hurriedly jumped up from the ground and scrambled to clean up the scene and cover up the traces.

"Ah! My house!"

"Cousin! Samael! Are you hurt? Are you alright? I'm coming in right away!"

At that moment, the mournful cry from Daphne, along with the increasingly clear sound of flapping wings, caused the Goddess of Justice beside her to turn pale.

As the door frame trembled, a human-shaped silhouette with a pair of horns appeared above the collapsed section of the wall.

"Stop!"

Samael instinctively raised his hand and roared in horror. The figure that had stirred up the raging ethereal turbulence stood before the ancient serpent at the critical moment.

The Touch of the Earth was less than three inches away from him.

Risk!

The ancient snake breathed a sigh of relief, stiffly raised its fingers, and gently stroked Tina's soft blue hair in a comforting gesture.

As the familiar figure was reflected in her Cross Star Pupils, Tina calmed down and happily uttered the monosyllabic word "AaAa".

However, the Young Goddess Form immediately furrowed her brows and wrinkled her delicate nose, circling around Samael as if she had smelled something unusual.

That questioning gaze gradually shifted to Themis beside her.

"Ahem, Tina, when did you grow wings?"

The ancient snake's facial muscles stiffened, and with a dry laugh, it pulled Tina up, led her outside to the door, pointed to the emerald wings extending behind her, and asked a question with a puzzled look.

The Young Goddess Form immediately responded with babbling sounds and gestures.

"Oh... oh, did the Serpent Mother's family hear Little Nymph's message and worry about me, so they appeared out of panic?"

"No wonder it was so fast, you flew here."

Samael nodded repeatedly, gradually drawing Tina's attention elsewhere.

Immediately, Tina spread her wings in front of the ancient serpent, her Cross Star Pupils flashing brightly, as if waiting for praise.

"These wings... are beautiful... and suit you perfectly..."

Samael gazed longingly at the verdant wings, his lips twitching as he offered a guilty compliment.

The intensely green color above seemed to have been dyed by some unknown force.

The ancient serpent leaped over the broken doors and windows, gazing at the misty, shrouded waters, and consoled itself.

Green represents a healthy life.

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