The Triple Road Goddess had always watched over this world.
Even after retiring and completely letting go of this world, her eyes still remained fixed upon it. She saw the business card being picked up, slipped into a handbag, and then handed to a red-haired girl. She saw that girl arrive on this island. "I have studied your Unified Truth. I am glad your ideas did not fall into Hegel's vulgarized fallacy of generality. Every idea must rely upon a specific historical and social environment. This is also the so-called end of divine rule and Ragnarok; it is a materialist worldview. Now I understand why you personally ended the Age of Gods and guided humanity away from the gods. Just as you guided the bourgeois revolution to replace the feudal landowning class, all of this was an inevitable trend born of the development of productive forces."
She wrote down her conclusion on parchment.
A mechanical pigeon forged from pure silver, brass, and gold was perched on the table, driven by pure Mental Power until its metal wore down. Ever since Unified Truth had been published, Hecate had asked someone to purchase the complete set of books—banned throughout European society but secretly studied by certain elites—for research. The footsteps of war had already begun to sound near the Aegean Sea, and the author of this book wished to clutch this land tightly in his hand. The whole world knew it. That was precisely why the book had begun to flourish in Greece. As a lofty exposition rather than direct guidance, not everyone could understand its contents smoothly and plainly. But as the magical goddess of the old era, Hecate understood very well the idealist arguments criticized by Unified Truth. Such idealist arguments were especially evident among the Olympian Gods of the