Earthlings often agonized over questions of "whether something is just or not." For instance, a doctor who saved lives and healed the wounded might be faced with a villain in need of treatment; or the house of a poor man might be torn down during a fire to prevent the flames from spreading; or one innocent person might be sacrificed to save another innocent person... Such questions were beneath the notice of villains, yet they constantly troubled kind-hearted, compassionate people.
But in this world, there was no need for such agonizing.
Want to know what was just and what was not? Just ask the Justice God.
Jormungandr was the Justice God. Through His divine portfolio, He could directly communicate with the origin of this world and determine the justice of a matter.
This sense of justice was not based on His own judgment, but on the perception of the world's origin. In other words, even if it was not "absolute" justice, it was at least the justice of "the entire world."
For Sui Xiong, the justice of the entire world was enough.
Neither humans nor orcs stood on the side of justice, so at the very least, he no longer needed to bear any moral burden.
That allowed him to set aside his greatest burden and view the coming war with a relatively calm and detached mindset.
Most of the gods approved of and supported the War God's statement and the Justice God's judgment, but some frowned, clearly in disagreement.
Most of them had close ties to either the Human Pantheon or the Orc Pantheon, so naturally they hoped the side they supported would win.
As a strong contender for the "strongest" among the currently powerful gods, Void Mask also had a group of powerful allies and subordinates. Once He