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Chapter 65

Alice

"Was it necessary to attack me for stating the position of the Goddess?" the matriarch asked, and the mayor looked at her in complete anger.

The man was more than enraged; he was blinded.

"I don't believe in your damned Goddess, I believe in the law of life and the law of men," the mayor said in response, and among the sorceresses there was a collective gasp.

To say you don't believe in the Goddess was a great offense, but it explained why the humans had strayed from their true plans. I looked at Greta, and she denied it with shame, as did Mr. Fert.

"I hope your words do not cost you dearly, mayor, to offend the great deity, which is synonymous with an ill omen."

Mr. Fert's words were well spoken, but between the lines, I could elucidate that the problem was not just with the people. It was of humans in general; anyone with common sense would not tell the Goddess that she was a great deity; she was the true deity and forerunner of creation.

Greta understood my train of thought w
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