"So-called good and evil were nothing more than definitions." Silver Moon Clear Radiance said this without caring about Naimus calling her a bad woman.
"Even in the beginning, we were the ones who decided those definitions," the Moon God said.
When gods had first been born, there had only been a few dozen of them.
The later one came, the more conceptual Divinities appeared.
Time had constantly changed during that era, and the explorations of certain lifeforms had given rise to all sorts of concepts.
Those before one hundred could become Divine Ranks simply because their numbers came early.
Those that came later no longer had that effect.
If they did, then the concept of the Abyss would certainly have been an immensely powerful Divine Rank as well.
It could only be said that "first come, first served" had been taken to its absolute extreme in this world.
The same held true afterward. The earlier a number was, the more easily it could become a Mythical Breed. Beyond one thousand, even if one formed, it could only be a naturally born Golden Breed.
The closer something was to definitions and conceptual systems, the more its emergence was related to gods.
It was the existence and lives of the first gods that had driven the emergence of conceptual rules.
Those rules then further influenced the lifeforms that came afterward.
Gods who had lived through that era would not care much about so-called "definitions."
Because in many cases, the ones who least needed to care about such definitions and rules were precisely the ones who created them.
Concepts such as good and evil had only been definitions gods gave to other things after living for some time.
"Things beneficial to our development are good. Things detrimental to us are defined by us