Angria, nearly destroyed by the goddess’s wrath, finally managed to break the link and gasped for breath.

[Yustine...! How could you do this to your own sister!]

If she had been even a little slower, she would have been annihilated for real.

Despite being restricted by causality and having most of her power limited, the goddess was still this strong. Feeling the vast difference in their strength once again, Angria gnawed at her fingernails.

[Damned...! But no, she’s definitely weaker than before.]@@novelbin@@

If it had been the goddess from before the restrictions, her demon warriors would have been wiped out in an instant, and Angria herself would likely have been left in a near-death state—if she was lucky.

[But I didn’t expect her to go this far, recklessly challenging causality head-on.]

She needed to think.

If she wanted to defeat such a monstrous goddess, Angria would have to rely on cunning and strategy.

For the weak, strategy was their weapon.

Suppressing her inferiority, Angria tried to calm her mind.

[At least I avoided the worst of causality’s punishment.]

Causality, the first restriction that bound both gods and demons alike.

The rule of causality was simple: do not directly interfere with the opposing side.

It was a rule that even the demons had learned through painful experience. The moment they corrupted the first hero, Angria’s side had lost almost half of their strength, severely limited by causality.

[And yet, my sister managed to create the hero system! It’s unfair that I don’t have that level of control!]

She had tried to argue her case, but having directly corrupted someone chosen by the goddess herself, Angria had been helpless to stop the consequences.

She could feel the power within her, but when she tried to wield it, the output was limited. Already weakened, the demon lord had no choice but to adjust to the further restrictions placed on her.

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