Pandora was probably the longest-lived of the Three Sins. Back when humanity was still in its primitive era, she had merely been an ordinary member of an Olympus tribe.
At that time, the gods had only just become gods, Hecate was still an intangible concept of witchcraft, humanity was extremely fragile, and mystical power was rarely used.
One day, when Pandora was still a little girl, she discovered a pure gold skull in the wilderness. The skull had three eyes, its mouth tightly shut, as though it were sternly staring at her.
Her curiosity was stirred, and she reached out to pry at the skull's lower jaw.
No one had ever said Pandora's Box had to look like a box.
With Pandora's little hand, Pandora's Box was opened, releasing seven powerful demons: Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, Envy, Pride, Wrath, and the rest.
Those seven demon kings, still renowned even today, were nothing less than natural disasters to the primitive people of that era.
Humanity had nearly been wiped out then. God hurriedly gave the Council of Eternity a boost before they managed to subdue the Seven Deadly Sins and seal them inside the Rock of Eternity.
But even the finest seal would one day be broken. The Seven Deadly Sins had escaped thousands of years ago. They were basically hiding out in the Hell Plane now, and as long as they were not allowed to gather together again, it would not be much of a problem.
Naturally, the blame for nearly wiping out humanity fell upon Pandora, making her one of the Three Sins.
Bearing Sin was equivalent to immortality. God would not let sinners die so easily; He wanted them to atone.
So Pandora had lived from that era until now, still retaining the appearance of a young maiden. Yet