"Never." The diviner said, "Everything I did was for our Elzeran Continent. I never had any selfish motives."
"You exhausted your life, even everything you had, for the sake of the entire Elzeran Continent. In the future, you can only fall into an endless hell. Such devotion is truly radiant and great—but for the sake of Elzeran Continent, you also killed some innocent people," the woman said.
"Although those innocent people might eventually have affected the entire Elzeran Continent, you killed them before they could bring about that change. At that stage, they were all innocent. Was that your original intention as well?" the woman asked.
"You should understand me better than anyone. As long as it is for our Elzeran Continent, I am willing to do anything," the diviner said.
"But there is no point in telling me about this. Such orders still have to follow the opinions of the Church and the city lord," the woman said.
"Because you are a supreme being, God's representative on our Elzeran Continent. You see more and farther than I do. I want to ask you what changes would come if this person vanished from our Elzeran Continent," the diviner asked.
"You came to the wrong place. I have never concerned myself with such matters. Though I know what changes lie ahead, I do not wish to alter Elzeran Continent's future with a single sentence from me," the woman said.
"You should have this mission. You are God's representative," the diviner said.
"That is precisely why I must abide by my principles. I will not give you any answer. You can only seek the opinions of the Church and the city lord on this matter," the woman said.
"The people of the Church will certainly agree with me, but the city lord