In a world where the Goddess has vanished, the existence of a Saintess, one who conveys the Goddess's words, is inevitably a falsehood.
...In other words, no matter how saintly Ruen's actions might be, every action she takes is merely her own self-initiated deed. It is not an action intended by the Goddess.
*That's what makes it even more remarkable.*
Even though no one forced Ruen to make sacrifices, and in fact, many tried to dissuade her, Ruen continued to extend a helping hand to those in need of salvation. Every action she took was a proactive one, performed by herself.
*A being more saintly than a Saintess.*
I don't know if that's the right way to put it, but the Ruen I saw was such a being.
*A Saintess who isn't a Saintess, a false Saintess who is more saintly than any true Saintess.*
I respected Ruen for that, and felt a human affection for her, but...
"That's good. Damian is dead now."
Ruen, who was spouting such strange words in front of me, was less endearing and more frightening...
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