Among lovers, there are also small lovers. Big lovers have no boundaries and have no desires and desires. Small lovers have different hearts and virtues and take and ask for everything, nothing more than this."

This...doesn't it mean that all gods except the goddess are dismissed as "little lovers"?

The expressions on Mitch, Katora and others were even more astonished than when they heard the legend of the creation of the goddess.

But the young man didn't pay attention, and just continued: "In the third section of Chapter 6 of the Canon, it is recorded that the goddess sympathized with the sufferings in the world, and said, I have seen sores on your hands and feet, as if you had a cold; I have seen

You are hungry as if you were hungry yourself; I want you to love yourself and others. When you cherish your brothers and feet

When you feed each other, I will no longer feel cold; when you make each other full, I will no longer feel hungry. This means that even the goddess, who is the creator, has pity on the suffering of creation, and the Son of Man

How can I not cherish my body, make it suffer from sores on my hands and feet, starve it, and make the goddess suffer the same pain as you and me?"

"Always remember that the body and soul do not belong to you, but to the great God; this does not mean that you have to dedicate them to Him, but that you must protect them while you are alive and prevent them from getting hurt.

, when you die, you must be buried completely in the earth, sink to the bottom of the water, or even be burned to dust. Only then can you return to the goddess in your original posture, be praised by Him, and be called by Him. This is what you and I, as sons of man, can do as human beings.

It’s the duty of a believer.”

Even the goddess loves you, so what reason do you have for not loving yourself?

The young man on the stage took a deep look at Mitch. The boy felt that his entire being was being seen through. He shrank unconsciously, touched his arm, and remained silent.

There was a hideous wound there, which was left by an enemy's ambush when he was eager to win on the battlefield and wanted revenge. Along with this wound, there was another one left in his painful memory.

The comrades who unfortunately sacrificed their lives to save him from trouble, and his words before his death: "Take my share and live well."

Does he, like the goddess, hope that Mitch will take good care of his body?

But the fact is that there are more and more wounds on Mitch's body, and in addition to the old ones, new ones are added.

Maybe I've never done it.
Chapter completed!