God of Justice.
He was a highly renowned intermediate divine power.
More precisely, if Deflection Force did not exist, the God of Justice would certainly have become a powerful divine power.
At this moment, the God of Justice was dispensing his justice.
In his eyes, Naimus was undoubtedly evil.
Any being that challenged the order of the gods was evil.
Justice was a concept. So-called justice was, in essence, a righteous act that was correct.
One first needed to define what was correct, then define what was righteous.
Under the God of Justice's definition, the gods of this world embodied its rules. In essence, the gods were the world itself.
Since that was the case, the gods were justice, and anyone who acted against them was an unjust and evil individual.
For example, the Abyss—Demons stealing the gods' positions was evil.
Then there were those non-Mythical Breed creatures who sought to become gods, and those evil gods twisted and deformed by wrongly hunting Mythical Breeds for their numbers.
Most importantly, there were taboos. All taboos were evil.
This was the God of Justice's justice.
Having defined all this, the God of Justice began upholding justice everywhere.
Anyone who did not revere the gods, did not obey them, or coveted what belonged to them became a target of his attacks.
As for Naimus, he had initially been a Paladin of the God of Precepts. Disobeying divine revelation and refusing to surrender himself to become a Prayer-Ascendant Angel was evil.
Then he had thrown himself into the Abyss, which was evil beyond evil.
Finally, he had actually stolen the position of the Divinity of Transformation as a Demon. Naimus's evil was beyond all measure and had to be punished.
Beneath that steadfast conviction surged immense divine power of justice.
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