Quick Wear: Driving Gods in a Dark Fairy Tale

Bai Jun choked on a mouthful of blood foam and said in an ambiguous tone, "You, the Inquisition, are really cruel to come up with this solution, but it is surprisingly effective."

Filga glanced at him calmly, then looked away.

That quick glance seemed to say: How dare you say they are cruel?

"Because the God who is in charge of the Inquisition now was the first God to develop emotions. He was trapped by his emotions and suffered the most serious damage, which led to the irreversible damage caused by His distorted personality."

Filga said lightly: "Not only was he severely injured by the God he developed feelings for, but his soul was almost torn apart and reduced to ashes."

"How miserable." Bai Jun said this without changing his expression and in a flat voice.

"And all of this happened simply because He stopped the emotional God from madly slaughtering the life he created."

"He was implicated by that angry god and almost died at the hands of that god himself."

Bai Jun had a question, "Is He very weak? Is such a weak God qualified to be the ruler of the Tribunal?"

"No, He is very strong." Filga denied his statement, "But He is defenseless against that God, because that God was not like this before he developed feelings. He used to love the creatures he created and respected the priests with the same duties as himself."

“It was the emotions that changed Him.”

After being helped into the bedroom, Baijun was settled beside the bed, and Firga went to get him some water so that he could clean the blood off his body.

Bai Jun leaned lazily against the bedpost. "From what you said, the god who stopped him was really an innocent person. So from then on, he firmly believed that gods with emotions were not good people, and decided to kill them all?"

Filja said calmly: "No."

Bai Jun was genuinely surprised. "No? Then how did he become a judge?"

“Although it sounds absurd now, in the beginning, when He was so badly injured and almost killed by that God, He was also guaranteeing that God.”

Filga still finds it incredible. "He told the gods who were in charge of the judgment at that time that the influence of emotions on gods was only temporary. The god was just blinded by emotions for a short time and would be fine after a while."

"Because he was the only victim at the time, the gods in charge of judging accepted his statement, so the god who hurt him was not punished but was only temporarily imprisoned."

Bai Jun: "Apparently, what happened later made this Inquisitor change his naive mind, right?"

"Yes," Filga said, "The impact of emotions on gods is not temporary. The god who developed emotions was no longer satisfied with his day-to-day duties. He injured the god who was guarding him and escaped from prison. After that, he killed his companion angel and the five innocent guardian gods of the temple in an extremely cruel way."

Baijun applauded, "Beautiful."

"The water is here, put your hand down." After pressing Baijun's hand into the basin, Felga continued, "This god's escape from prison and his cruel killing of his own kind had a great influence on the judges who came after him. He couldn't imagine why emotions would have such a great influence on gods, so great that it completely distorted a god's divinity."

"He felt that it was his own fault. He underestimated the influence of emotions, which led to such serious consequences."

"Later, such things happened more and more. Although not all gods would become so distorted after developing emotions, most of them did become unrecognizable."

Filga pressed Baijun to clean the blood stains from his fingers, and the basin of water gradually turned blood red. "It's a pity that you are not one of them."

Filga: "I have no intention of disappearing into thin air at the moment."

"After all, up to now, all gods who have developed emotions have died out."

Baijun: "Did the god who suddenly woke up and realized his mistakes do this?"

Filga: "It was indeed He who proposed to the gods that the gods who developed emotions should be destroyed in order to avoid more serious consequences. After experiencing countless gods developing emotions and destroying countless worlds, this proposal was passed with a 100% approval rate. He also became the first judge of the Inquisition."

"After all, the wrong thing has already happened. In order to avoid causing more serious losses, the best solution is to nip it in the bud at the very beginning of the mistake."