To be honest, he felt rather helpless about that Sub-Space-Time too.
Surely he couldn't erase the memories of everyone who had been resurrected?
Most importantly, the Star God of that Sub-Space-Time... was a little weary at heart too.
Even before doing all this, he had imagined how things would turn out.
No matter how rational he was, or how many hundreds of millions of reasons he had to persuade himself to calm down and not take it to heart,
once the war ended and a bright and beautiful future was about to arrive, some of the sins committed in the darkness would begin to be reckoned with, whether by human hands or otherwise.
It was only because the Star God held such a high position-or rather, because Divine Mandate Bearers held such a high position-that he had probably avoided being among the first to die in the reckoning.
And at that point, certain internal problems came to light.
Some people of the Ninth Era who were passionate about the bright future, who had fought tirelessly for a bright and beautiful future, firmly believed that... there should be no sin in the new age!
Nor could anything sinful or dark be permitted to happen during the war they had fought.
Even if it had happened, it hadn't!
Simply put, there were those who had gone undercover during the war, the nameless heroes who had been forced to raise their butcher's blades against their allies to win over the enemy... and so on. These poor people, tormented in both body and mind, were viciously attacked by those extremists.
It was only because the Divine Mandate Bearers at the very top, such as the Theater God, Battle God, and Shadow God, were very rational and dared not forget the sacrifices those nameless heroes