I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

Top of the high tower in the city center.

In the very center of a room filled with earthly luxuries, there was a small mountain of velvet pillows, and lying within was a graceful young girl, her face half-buried in the pillows, as beautiful as a forest sprite.

She seemed to be dreaming of something wonderful, stretching her slender body with a joyful expression.

It had been a long time.

It had been a long time since she had slept so well.

Finally, true freedom…

Creak.

But just as she was at her most comfortable, someone cautiously pushed open the door.

“Master,” the newcomer respectfully approached the foot of the mountain.

The girl impatiently raised her right eyelid:

“What?”

She didn't like being disturbed while sleeping; these mortals knew that, but what truly annoyed her wasn't the interruption of her pleasant sleep, but the implication that something had happened that required her personal attention.

“It seems there are intruders.”

The girl sighed and reluctantly sat up.

The soft mountain did not shift in the slightest from her movements.

It was as if her body were no more than a feather.

“Speak, Little Li,” the girl rubbed her sleepy eyes, sitting cross-legged on the pillows and yawning.

The one called Little Li was a thin, white-haired old man nearing eighty. Although he appeared respectful, he didn't immediately answer the girl's question, but instead glanced towards the door and nodded slightly.

Then, two more figures walked in.

Standing on the left was a handsome man who looked to be in his twenties, his entire body tattooed with artistic patterns, and adorned with intricate metal ornaments.

Many of these ornaments resembled special wind chimes.

And on the right was a remarkably strong woman, her bulging muscles almost inhuman, like a mass of flattened worms, looking even more terrifying than a bodybuilder on heavy drugs.

Most importantly, these muscles were not the result of divine power.

“Dennis, Marlene,” the old man Li called out.

Marlene crossed her burly arms:

“A suspected follower of the Fire God has entered the city center and killed your people.”

Although her words were respectful, her tone was quite casual, as if the girl sitting cross-legged was an equal partner, not a supreme deity.

Dennis also jangled the wind chimes on his body with a nonchalant air:

“To be precise, it's a trio. Sensing something was wrong, our followers isolated their location, and sent people to try to stop and capture them. Liang Wen, two Rank IVs and four Rank IIIs have already taken action.

“They haven't returned.”

Although they were all capable subordinates of the girl before them, that wasn't the reason for their attitude.

They acted so casually in front of her simply because they knew she didn't care. This deity, except for a few necessary matters, was almost completely indifferent to her followers.

This was also why they were able to build such a city, constantly indulging in pleasure within it.

After all, they worshiped the God of Freedom.

The old man's attitude was the most respectful of them all:

“We suspect this is a conspiracy by the Fire God. According to our observations, only two of the three have taken action, and each time they do, flames are produced. The two of them seem inclined to act directly.

“But I thought I should report to you in case there's some kind of plot involved…”

The Wind God's expression turned slightly more serious:

“I remember the Fire God has been causing us trouble recently, right?”

The old man nodded:

“Kay, Li Wenxin, and Holly are already dealing with it. They've killed many of our low-level followers, and we've assassinated many of the Fire God's mid-level members, but it's mostly been small-scale.

“Those who died were all unimportant figures.”

The Wind God crossed her legs:

“Logically speaking, the Fire God shouldn't be so foolish as to send his important figures into my territory, but he seems to have been getting close to the Federation recently, so perhaps there is something unusual about this.

“All three of you go and take a look.”

Dennis was a little surprised:

“All of us? Is that necessary? This is the City of Freedom, isn't it? Wouldn't it be enough to send Marlene? She's just a brute anyway, fighting and killing is perfect for her.”

Marlene glanced at Dennis with disdain:

“It makes no difference whether you go or not, I can crush the meddling insects myself.”

Although she couldn't quite see through Dennis, she didn't think she really needed him to act. If they were in another city, Marlene wouldn't be so arrogant, but since the enemies were in the City of Freedom.

No one was her match.

Seeing the two of them arguing directly in front of the Wind God, although the girl didn't seem to have any emotions, the old man was a little uneasy, and said with a heavier tone:

“Don't bicker at a time like this.”

Hearing this, the two of them did restrain themselves a bit, and didn't say anything more.

But they didn't listen to the old man and leave immediately. They had no respect for electors of the same rank, let alone his disgusting fetishes.

The reason the old man said that wasn't because he was more dutiful than them.

He was just trying to please the girl before him.

The focus was on the girl, not the god.

The two looked at the girl, waiting for her final decision.

Looking at her unreliable subordinates, the girl sighed again. Although it was her fault for not properly selecting and managing her electors, she still felt a little annoyed when something like this happened.

Especially at this critical juncture.

She hadn't slept well in a long time, especially in recent decades, she had hardly had any time to close her eyes and fall into a long rest, until recently…

Until recently, Seraine died.

Only then did she not have to be bothered by those messy things.

Finally, she regained her freedom and could do what she wanted.

Which was to sleep well.

But recently, the Fire God came to cause trouble, and she only managed to sleep a little more peacefully after sending out three more reliable subordinates. She didn't expect to be woken up after only dozing for less than a month.

“Get moving,” the girl said, suppressing her impatience, “No one is allowed to cause trouble in my city.”

Although she could order them in a harsher tone, she didn't want to make things more complicated. These guys were much more fragile than the electors of other gods, even the most sensitive among her own electors.

Although guys with this kind of personality were indeed suitable for her power, it was still her responsibility to have chosen them as her subordinates, so there was nothing to complain about now.

Sigh.

After hearing her instructions, the others didn't say anything more, although their expressions were still nonchalant, and then they pushed open the window and jumped down directly.

Traveling with the wind.

Seeing that they had all left, the girl reluctantly got up.

Although she really wanted to lie back down, this matter might really need her to handle it personally, so she could only resolve it as soon as possible and then come back to sleep, and…

She also had morning grumps.