Abstain from Sin and Its Evil Consequences; Let Only the Kingdom of Heaven Descend!

"You foul evil, you really never change!"

Just as the blonde, brown-skinned beauty yawned, turned around, and took the first step toward the door, a silver-purple cross scepter whistled across the entrance, blocking her path.

"Vritra, with me here, don't even think about sneaking out to commit evil!"

The justice-driven purple-haired saintess sternly rebuked her without the slightest courtesy.

"What, you can go, so why can't I? They're just humans. I used to eat them as snacks. What's wrong with not letting me eat? Are you saying you want to fight?"

The brown-skinned blonde beauty raised a brow. Her Serpent Eyes narrowed in displeasure as she cracked her knuckles, then cast a sidelong glance and sneered arrogantly.

"But a little girl like you isn't enough to stop me."

Vritra was the Demon God of Snakes, or the evil dragon, from the Ancient Indian epics the 'Rigveda' and the 'Mahabharata'.

Her name meant "obstacle." She possessed the immense power to block flowing waters and cause droughts, and had fought several earth-shaking wars against Indra, the thunder god of Ancient India.

Moreover, Vritra was also said to be an Asura, bearing the title of Asurendra, King of the Asuras.

In the 'Mahabharata,' Vritra led vast demonic armies such as the Kalakeyas and Rakshasas, forcing Indra and the gods into a bitter struggle.

But in truth, during that Divine Age when information had become muddled, "Asuras" was merely an insulting term Indians used for invading gods from other lands.

Their true origin and identity were the deities of Persian Zoroastrianism.

For that reason, Vritra not only possessed the power to "block everything," but also the authority to turn it into a pure army of violence and create droughts. Her strength was exceedingly formidable.

Let alone one Martha, even eight or ten of them