## Chapter 1736 – Chronicles of the Black-Haired Foreigner – The Life of a Transcendent Being
“Hooh, so you’ve been making things like this. I quite like it.”
“Right?”
Kadiah licked her lips and spoke with satisfaction. I knew Kadiah would like it. No, would she just like it?
She was beyond just showing interest; her eyes were practically sparkling with it.
“But why didn’t you inform this Holy Maiden?”
“Huh?”
“If I had known you were making something like this, I would have gladly participated. It’s such a shame. Wouldn’t it have been better if we did it together?”
“Oh, Kadiah. It’s not like I did it on purpose. I was just discussing it with Elise, and it ended up being made on the spot. Please, just let it slide.”
“Hmph, it doesn’t matter. It’s not like this will be the only one anyway.”
“As expected of Kadiah! Thanks for understanding!”
“It’s not something to apologize for. Rather, I’m grateful you said that.”
As Kadiah said, there were countless hells that needed to be made.
There were so many different kinds of hells to create. This one alone was nowhere near enough. The more hells to imprison those human bastards, the better.
Anyway.
Right now, all my wives were examining this mental education hell. They all seemed generally satisfied. Leaving aside the hell itself, they seemed to be feeling great joy at how much my abilities had grown.
“Seriously, aren’t you tired of that sugarcane field?”
“Liz, I’ve told you countless times.”
“The tragedy of the Congo, right? I have no idea how long you plan to keep milking that. Well, you did make it well. You’re good at making things, after all.”
Liz said that and smiled, stroking my hair.
Ah, I love this feeling of being praised.
“Good boy, good boy. Our artist, Kat, has made another masterpiece. You’ll make more in the future, right?”
“Hehehe, of course I will. That’s just an educational hell made for foolish people who don’t know about fusion Confucianism. I haven’t even started making the real hells yet.”
“But why is it called mental education ‘hell’? It doesn’t seem like hell.”
Karin said with a smile.
“It’s hell because it’s forced.”
It’s very hard for an ordinary person to work in a sugarcane field all day for a week without any days off.
What’s more, they don’t even get paid for it. They can’t talk to their friends or eat delicious food. And they can’t go where they want to go.
You shouldn’t underestimate a week. Doing high-intensity labor without any days off in a place where you don’t get paid is very difficult.
“Is that so? Anyway, you’re really an absurd bastard. Just look at you, kidnapping hundreds of thousands of people on the spot and throwing them into hell. It’s so funny, I could die.”
“Overwhelming, isn’t it? Foolish humans are no match for me.”
This was also a warning.
A warning that anyone who opposed my will would be instantly kidnapped and suffer in another dimension.
In fact, it doesn’t matter whether humans oppose me or not, I just need to do my job. What are they going to do if they protest? I don’t even live there. I just go into the dimension as if I’m visiting, give my orders, and return. No matter how much they protest, they won’t get anything.
But if this anti-fusion Confucianism sentiment becomes widespread, only those who follow fusion Confucianism will be tired.
So I have to take care of them all.
“Hmph, I like it too! Looking at it like this, it’s so cute that it really feels like a full-fledged hell!”
Hilde also seemed satisfied.
“But Kat. Isn’t this a bit like a Buddhist hell? When I look at Buddhism, the gods systematically manage hell, right? Does it feel a bit like that?”
“Right? I was talking about that with Elise while we were making it.”
The Buddhist hell is systematically managed by hell officials. I will also systematically manage my hell.
“But you’re having so much fun doing this with just Elise! Kadiah is right! Kat! How could you do this!”
“Ah, I’m really sorry! Really! I won’t do it again!”
“Kuh… I, I’m sorry too! I was having so much fun with the Saint that I couldn’t think of anything else!”
Elise and I apologized together.
We should have played together, but I ended up going on a rampage.
“Ugh, Elise and Blackie really get along well whenever they do things like this. I’m not really interested in making hells, so it’s okay. Blackie will take care of the bad guys.”
“Still, the dimension creation ability is truly amazing, isn’t it? This one thinks that the ability itself is much more attractive than hell itself.”
“That’s true too.”
Winia and Risha wanted to make things like this themselves. I could make anything for them, but since they were mages, they wanted to do it themselves.
Well, they continued to evaluate the hell.
“The more I look at it, the more I like it. Everyone is working quietly. And that Maharn? He seems to be speaking better than I thought. Did that Grandpa Mangtae’s hole have a big effect after all?”
“That’s right. He’s working the hardest, saying he can never go in there again.”
You have to deal with guys like that with fear. Damn bastards. They only listen when you beat them.
“Hehehe, I kind of like him because he feels a bit like Mariel. He’s such a pushover. He’s the type who only listens when you beat him to death.”
“Exactly, that’s it. That’s the kind of guy who only listens when you beat him to death.”
Maharn is listening to me diligently and trying hard to carry out my orders, but I still don’t feel like looking at him favorably.
In the first place, that bastard is a servant of an evil god who used to work under an evil god. That’s why I gave him the punishment of serving me forever.
So I can’t possibly look at him favorably.
“He’s a guy who will live forever operating the hell I made. That’s the eternal punishment itself.”
“Hehehe, as expected, the Saint is really frugal. Recycling heretics like that.”
“That’s me.”
Cheonma Kim Kat.
“But Kat. How long will they be there?”
“They haven’t committed any major crimes, so a week. After a week, I’ll send them back to their original countries. They’ll come to their senses by then.”
“Hehehe, but I’m a little envious.”
“What, what did you say? Envious?”
Why?
“They’re living in the space Kat made, right? Even if it’s those kinds of people, there are quite a few people in the Cheonma Divine Kingdom who would like it, right? Mama knows. Kat’s fandom is already that big.”
“What? Really? No, is it really that big?”
Even if they worship me, are there really guys who would be happy to go to a place like that?
“In fact, the dimension Kat made is classified as a kind of holy site. So of course they’ll like it.”
“I, I’ve never heard that before?”
“Oh my… This one is also surprised.”
Liz and Risha expressed their surprise.
I was really surprised too.
“That’s really surprising. Ah, then should I make a space similar to heaven for my supporters? I’ll send the believers there once in a while.”
“Heaven… I don’t really like that concept, but if the Saint were to make such a space, it would be truly beautiful!”
Elise once told me that groups that promise heaven or a happy world to reach after death are likely to be heretics, so be careful.
That Elise has come to affirm heaven because of me. I remembered that and stroked her head.
“Saint?”
“Just because. More than that, everyone. I’m planning where to put certain people or souls before I make hell, right? Help me with that.”
As soon as I said that.
“Yes!”
“I understand, Kat!”
“Well, I will.”
My wives answering.
Well, and we had a discussion.
“First of all, this mental education hell. It can be said to be a very reasonable dimension for punishment. The working hours are reasonable and the educational content is substantial. And the fact that all the trainees are anti-Cheonma Divine Church protesters is perfect.”
Kadiah nodded.
“I think it’s an appropriate punishment to give to humans who can’t accept God yet. You can also do ideological education at the same time, so it would be good to operate this dimension exactly as it is.”
Everyone thinks the same.
“Then let’s use it only for that purpose. Kadiah. Since you mentioned it, give me some ideas. What kind of hell should I make?”
“Hmm… I’ve been thinking about something similar recently.”
“What is it?”
Everyone focused on Kadiah’s words.
“First of all, it would be good to have a dimension where juvenile offenders are isolated separately.”
“Juvenile offenders.”
“Ah, that might be good too.”
Everyone expressed sympathy for Kadiah’s words. Juvenile offenders. It’s definitely an important thing.
“First of all, we need to classify them in detail. We also need to properly select the personnel to be isolated.”
Kadiah continued.
“The principle is that crimes that occur in reality should be compensated for by having them harvest sugarcane in the real penal institutions, but as you know, minors do not have the ability to return. The efficiency is also low. So I think it would be better to imprison them in another dimension.”
The Cheonma Divine Kingdom also has a juvenile law.
Of course, minors who commit serious crimes receive the same punishment as adults without any mercy, but not those who commit serious crimes.
They are kept in separate prisons.
Since they have not committed any serious crimes, young minors who are subject to the juvenile law are not forced to work on sugarcane.
“Good idea. Kadiah. That sounds good.”
“If we isolate them in another dimension, we can also aim to reduce costs. By the way, how much power does it take to maintain such a hell?”
“It doesn’t take much more than I thought. Hundreds of millions is easy.”
I’m putting 1 million people in one hell and solving everything with just my power, from maintaining the hell, restoring the sugarcane, and even feeding the humans, but it only takes a negligible amount of energy.
It recovers quickly.
“Hooh… That’s more amazing than I thought. Then let’s make a separate hell for juvenile offenders.”
“Okay! Then let’s reflect Kadiah’s opinion!”
