The reincarnated devil was blessed by the goddess

Oh, I have to say, the relationship between gods is really complicated.

Think about it, people are able to gladly accept the blessings from God, which is enough to prove that God clearly and truly exists in this world.

Looking at this book that tells stories about gods, it is really hard to understand what kind of mentality the gods have in helping humans.

But no matter what, there is no doubt that there are deep contradictions between those gods.

But who can really know the specific reason for their conflict?

Perhaps only those high and mighty gods know the answer in their hearts!

"Have you seen...God?" Theresa whispered.

Xuelian, who was standing nearby, pondered for a moment after hearing Theresa's question, then slowly said, "As to whether anyone has seen the God, I don't know how to definitively answer you. I know she exists in this world, but I've never personally seen her true appearance. If someone truly has the good fortune to see the God, it means she possesses a physical form that can be seen by mortals."

Theresa was not too surprised by Xuelian's answer. On the contrary, she felt that the answer was quite credible.

"Among special beings, the goddess of light, Astra, is probably one of them. She always responds and blesses everyone who prays to her. Even a tiny, insignificant light in response is enough to dispel the confusion in people's hearts and rekindle the flame of hope."

In that case, this goddess of light can indeed be considered an outlier among many gods.

"Honestly, I find it difficult to agree with her style of action. People believe in gods simply because they have helped them and enabled them to live better lives. Those so-called miracles are merely the gods' spontaneous and arbitrary actions. The same is true of divine punishment; a single thought can determine the life and death of mortals."

"Is...great?"

Theresa's voice was filled with doubt and uncertainty.

"Yes, that's great. I don't believe that God would respond to his followers without any purpose. What kind of God would be so bored as to care about humans?"

From Xuelian's answer, one can imagine that he must have been severely persecuted by the so-called goddess of judgment.

If you think about it carefully, if it is really as described in the book, then perhaps the gods do have selfish motives.

Then would the goddess of light who grants every wish be the same?

bah bah bah!

Wrong, wrong!

How can you have such disrespectful thoughts!

At least he has never hurt anyone until now.

"Hello, my little sunflower, so you're here! Oh my, why did you sneak out instead of studying? Hehe, but...um, why do I smell such a sweet scent? It smells so good! Did you use the shower gel I gave you yesterday? Haha, of course you did!"

Yu Ge's voice, clear and lively like a silver bell, came. Without thinking, I knew that she would hug me tightly in the next second.

After all, this is the full vitality that is unique to young girls.

"Yuge, be mindful of the location."

Xuelian's cold words instantly pulled Yu Ge, who was immersed in her own world, back to reality.

Yu Ge was slightly startled, a look of dissatisfaction appeared on her face, and she muttered: "Tsk, what a bummer. Why is my sister here?"

After saying this, she swiftly used the back of the chair to roll over gracefully, her legs drawing a graceful arc in front of Theresa, and sat down next to her.

"This time, you didn't get yourself covered in wounds like before, did you?"

"Hmm..." Xuelian nodded slightly. After a moment's silence, she slowly said, "It's been a long time since we last met."

"Who knows? He obviously didn't even bother to come and see me at the academy."

Yu Ge suddenly noticed that Xuelian was acting strangely. She saw that her left eye was tightly closed, and only her right eye was looking at her.

"No! Why are you looking at me with only one eye? Where's your cross eye?"

"I've been overusing my eyes."

Yu Ge frowned slightly, obviously not believing this explanation.

"Are you worried about me?" Xuelian added.

"Ah? Who would worry about you? I'm just not used to not seeing those two cold eyes." Yu Ge turned her head away stubbornly, sat down obediently, and started looking for Theresa to play again.

"Xiao Kui'er, what are you reading? 'The Appearance of Gods'? What kind of gods and ghosts are these? Don't keep reading books like that. If you always rely on other people's so-called power, one day you will suffer great losses and great suffering."

My child, there is something behind your words.

Theresa turned her head slightly and glanced at Xuelian beside her, only to see that she still had that cold look, as if everything around her had nothing to do with her.

I don't know whether she listened to these words or took them to heart.

"Would you like something to drink? I'll go buy some for you." Xuelian suddenly put down the book in her hand, stood up and asked.

"I want iced coffee!" Yu Ge raised her hand excitedly and shouted impatiently.

"It's so cold, drinking anything icy might upset your stomach. Let's just drink hot milk."

"Then your question is in vain..." Yu Ge muttered, and turned his gaze back to Theresa with some dissatisfaction.

Theresa pointed at Xuelian who was queuing in the distance and said, "Isn't she angry?"

"Angry? How dare she be angry with me? We had already agreed that she would never come to see me again, this wounded, weakened body. I knew it was impossible. But no matter what, I should take good care of my body.

In the eyes of the world, in the outside world, she was a lofty, radiant saint. But in my eyes, whenever she was hurt, she would become a lonely and helpless child. She would always stare at the sky in a daze, like an innocent and silly child. People said that my sister had a bad temper, didn't like to talk to people, and her eyes were full of disgust.

Yu Ge looked at the students around her, showing a surprised expression at first, and then they all greeted Xue Lian.

"If I were to fight every day and see people die in front of me, would I have time to manage my emotions? I'm lucky I didn't kick them in the face!"