A petite, adorable red-eyed girl said impatiently.
The girl standing beside Hokusai Kishinami had short silver-white hair adorned with red ribbons. She wore a sleeveless purple top and matching purple footed stockings, with golden patterns decorating her waist and boot openings. Her pearl-like, delicate little toes poked out from the stockings and rested inside summer sandals.
Kama/Māro—both the god of love Kama and Māro, the Demon King of the Sixth Heaven—was a Beast of Original Sin born from the principle of "love and desire," possessing the principle of "corruption."
If Hokusai Kishinami was the embodiment of self-love that "filled the universe with the love of herself alone," then Kama was the embodiment of love for others that "exhausted the universe with love for all humanity."
The two were complete opposites.
She was the god of love who had been entrusted by the gods to shoot an arrow of desire at Shiva, who was devoted to cultivation, so that he would regain his love for his wife and produce an heir capable of defeating the demon god Tarakasura, whom only the son of Shiva and Parvati could defeat—only to be reduced to ashes by Shiva's enraged third eye.
As a god of love destined to accompany the love of others, destroyed after becoming entangled in the love of others, and ultimately gaining infinite love, she naturally grew weary of love.
Thus, she intended to fill everything with her infinite love.
Because as long as the universe—humanity—was filled with her love, there would no longer be any unpleasant, irritating love from others.
In other words, she had become a Human Evil purely because she was sick of love and did not want to be entangled by the love of others, so she planned to spoil all humanity into corruption.
Her circumstances were