[Through a series of events, you have obtained a written oath from the leading organizations of Paradise.]

[You have also identified and removed some of the traitors in Paradise.]

[In addition, you helped the royal family gain the authority to manage the settings of Earthlings.]

[I acknowledge that you have used the above three methods to forcefully change the Earthlings to some extent.]

Gula’s voice paused for a moment.

[…However.]

The voice continued with a sigh.

[Those who have changed are only a fraction of the total.]

[Humanity still bears a grave problem.]

[Because it has a problem, it isn’t perfect. Because it isn’t perfect, the change isn’t complete.]

[Therefore, you have yet to pass the trial to become my apostle.]

Her words were like a death sentence to him.

Seol Jihu shut his eyes.

He had hoped his premonition would prove false.

But Gula’s declaration just now only proved him right.

What drove him even more crazy was that he had no idea what went wrong.

‘So… What more do I need to do?’

[…]

‘How close am I to the problem?’

[…]

There was no response from Gula. But Seol Jihu didn’t mind, because he had never expected one from the start.

Because of the principle of causality, the Seven Sins were unable to interfere freely in this world where the Parasite Queen had become the Chief Deity.

If Gula suggested a way to solve the existing problem, the Parasites would gain something in return for it.

Just like how the Parasites’ invasion of...