The authority of the Divine is untouchable.
The will of the Divine is more absolute than the imperial decree of a mortal Emperor.
Not to be angered, not to be defied.
Although the Sun Goddess doesn't need such actions to maintain Her authority, She wouldn't intentionally ruin Her own reputation either.
Once Alberta says such words, it indicates a complete fallout, ready to fight Herbert relentlessly.
Ordinary mortals do not have the qualification to fight Her "relentlessly," but Herbert clearly does not fall within that category.
"Moreover, with the Master of the Sun's arrogance, He would definitely not extend an olive branch to those 'traitors' who abandoned Him."
Herbert shrugged, sighing, "For Him to let bygones be bygones, pretending not to see all these years, that is already quite merciful."
In fact, Herbert always thought Luhier's anxiety and fear were unnecessary.
Does the Sun Goddess truly not know she's hiding? Has She really forgotten to send someone to find her?
