Super God: Bound to Goddesses, They Hear My Inner Voice
Chapter 41

A Brief Discussion

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It wasn't that Yun Zhao was unwilling to give more. After all, buying five only cost 100,000, and he still had over 1.6 million left.

It was just that he couldn't keep spending endlessly. He was still saving up to buy himself a Celestial Computer.

Besides, it was necessary to keep some Shop Points in reserve for emergencies.

"This is great. It's like having an extra life. Thank you, God."

Yan smiled as she accepted the pills.

"Thank you, God." ×4.

By now, even Qi Lin had started calling Yun Zhao "God" along with Yan and the others.

After all, Ling Xi had told her quite a bit about the angels and had specifically explained how important Yun Zhao was to the angels' future.

Of course, aside from that, she also had some feelings for Yun Zhao herself.

So what if there were a few more? It wasn't as if she couldn't accept it. After all, even if they went by seniority, she was at the very end of the line. The others ahead of her had accepted her existence, so it would be rather awkward for her to say anything.

Besides, Ling Xi had said that she didn't have to become Yun Zhao's woman. It was entirely up to her. What else could she say?

It wasn't long before Leng and Ling Xi left.

Qi Lin left with them. She still needed to return to her unit and resign, and she also had to explain things to her family.

As for the future, she would temporarily move in with Yun Zhao and the others.

That would make it convenient for Azhui to teach her various kinds of knowledge, as well as angel combat techniques.

Around midnight that night, the reward for his daily complaints was issued, and Yun Zhao's Shop Points rose back to 1.7 million.

Ding! The system has issued a new mission. Host, please go to Huang Village tomorrow to check in and witness Morgana's arrival.

He accepted the new mission without hesitation.

Hoo-hoo, another mission! Going to Huang Village to witness Morgana's arrival—that's exactly what I wanted. Duang-duang Great Evil, here I come.

"Pfft! You lecher!"

Leina spat to the side.

"You like the Queen's duang-duangs? You sure have good taste, brat."

Inside the bedroom of Demon One, Morgana had already removed her eye-searing demonic makeup. Wearing a black nightdress trimmed with lace, she leaned against the large bed, her long, slender, snow-white legs crossed.

Hearing Yun Zhao's thoughts, she lowered her head and glanced at her own duang-duangs. She even reached out and jiggled them. The ripples were quite alluring.

Speaking of Morgana, we have to talk about her connection with the angels, as well as her little history with Qiang Wei.

Qiang Wei, who had been mentioned, froze slightly. Her little history with that demon leader, Morgana? She didn't even know the other woman, all right? How could they have a history together? And why did "little history" sound so improper?

Let's start with what happened before she became the Demon Queen. She was the Apocalypse King Liang Bing, one of the Angel Three Kings and Holy Keisha's biological younger sister.

"Huh?"

On the Sub-system Platform, several Little Angels who didn't know this secret opened their mouths wide.

They truly hadn't expected that Morgana, the greatest evil in the Known Universe and the Demon King, would have such a deep connection to the angels. She was one of the Angel Three Kings—and Queen Keisha's younger sister at that.

"This Little God... Ah, if only I'd known this day would come."

Keisha was somewhat helpless.

"Little Angels, don't be so surprised. Many things happened too long ago, so it's normal that you don't know about them."

Hexi.

It's just that this younger sister was a little rebellious, leaving Queen Keisha quite helpless. Of course, there are several explanations for why Liang Bing betrayed Heavenly City. In my previous life, I read quite a few analyses about this. The first explanation, and also the mainstream one, is that Liang Bing came into contact with the void, which led to the theory of the Ultimate Fear—and that theory frightened her. What is the Ultimate Fear? I can't remember the specifics very clearly. Basically, it means that a civilization's development can't cross the 100,000-year threshold. Once it reaches that point, it inexplicably perishes. If you ask me, that's pure bullshit.

"Hm?" ×11.

What the hell did he mean, bullshit? What part was bullshit?

It's true that the Known Universe was born 13.7 billion years ago, yet there are very few traces of ancient civilizations to be found. That indeed goes against common sense. And it was precisely because of this theory that many self-important people began to let their imaginations run wild, giving rise to the notion of the Ultimate Fear.

Keisha and the others slowly nodded. Although Little God's explanation was neither complete nor specific, the general direction was correct.

As for this point, I don't know why it happened either. Perhaps it was because of the void, or perhaps it was due to some other reason. But to scare yourself into wetting your pants based on nothing but guesses and wild speculation... that's really something.

"Pfft, pfft, pfft! Who are you saying got scared into wetting her pants, you damn brat? The Queen did not, all right!"

Morgana was furious.

After being frightened, Morgana thought that since she couldn't escape the 100,000-year threshold anyway, why not live however she pleased, freely and without restraint? That was the demons' concept of Fallen Freedom. Simply put, hit whoever you want to hit, kill whoever you want to kill, and do whatever you want. It was somewhat like one last wild celebration. Queen Keisha's philosophy, however, was that life was free and precious and should be respected. Thus, she established the Justice Order, protected weak civilizations, suppressed powerful civilizations, and respected life as much as possible. And so, the sisters' philosophies diverged. They went to two different extremes, which led to the angels' and demons' war that lasted for tens of thousands of years.

"So that's how the angels and demons started fighting?"

Leina suddenly understood. Although she knew some things about the angels and demons, she hadn't known the details particularly well.

"They really were two different philosophies. No wonder biological sisters went their separate ways."

Qiang Wei.

"Two extremes? You sure do see things clearly, brat."

Morgana's expression was somewhat complicated and inscrutable.

Keisha merely let out a soft sigh.

The few Little Angels on the Sub-system Communication Platform also remained silent.

Just like in the original story, when Morgana joined forces with Carl to successfully scheme against Queen Keisha, then walked to Queen Keisha's throne and sat down, she said: Extremes created our present, and they also caused us to lose our future.

The eleven goddesses unconsciously repeated the words along with him.

"That's a very incisive summary."

Keisha nodded.

Morgana fell silent.

Extreme philosophies really can't last. Whether it's Fallen Freedom or the Justice Order, both are extreme. For the sake of their own freedom, the demons disregard life and create slaughter. That's very wrong. The angels' justice is relatively better, but it is cruel to the angels themselves, and it also has the feel of doing thankless work. Weak civilizations receive protection, so naturally they are grateful to the angels. Some even take the initiative to ask the angels to descend and grant them shelter. But what about those high-level civilizations? They are suppressed and prevented from developing. What civilization doesn't want to develop? Yet the angels are like a great mountain pressing down on them, restraining their growth. In the long run, resentment is inevitable. And once the weak civilizations that were originally sheltered by the angels develop steadily to a certain level, they too will face restrictions. At that point, will they still be grateful to the angels?

I had originally planned to stay in the free period a little longer, but then it ended rather suddenly!!!

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