After pondering for a moment, gazing at the continuous murals on the stone wall. Although he had not yet met her, the Great Hero already felt a liking for the Goddess of Justice at this moment.
Forcing victims to sacrifice for the greater good, in his view, was merely a false justice.
But to have someone willingly give way and then personally compensate for their loss, that aligned more closely with the justice in Heracles's heart.
It was the difference between taking someone else's food to help the needy, and buying food with one's own money to aid those affected by disaster.
Unlike Ares, who contributed little to war, the Great Hero saw the Goddess of Justice as someone who actively spread law and justice throughout the world.
What a pity, that such a deity did not become the Principal God of Olympus... With a slight sigh, Heracles expressed his thanks:
"Thank you for enlightening me, Lord Chiron."
"It is no trouble, this is merely to repay your assistance."
