The second reason is that Christianity has clear regulations prohibiting usury. Meanwhile, the Jews, from Egypt to Persia, from Ancient Rome to the European Middle Ages, have been engaged in their old trade of usury, even gradually becoming the largest lenders of high-interest loans, leading to the collapse of the entire social structure. This undoubtedly greatly harmed the interests of Christianity as the Orthodox religion.
Over the long thousand-year period, though not harmonious and friendly, it can be said that they were as incompatible as fire and water, frequently clashing over this.
Additionally, Islam, having a similar origin, views Jews as "Scripture Holders" and thus grants preferential treatment to the Jewish community.
As a result, Islam suffered a backlash and is still being rubbed in various ways by the influential Jews on its own land.
Pandora, although unaware of the Future, believes in the judgment and foresight of this Father God.
She hesitated slightly and said,
"Speaking of which, many Jews have recently come to me, hoping I will lead them out of Egypt to avoid hardship. Should I decline this matter?"
Having angered all Egyptians, the Jews lost their original status and wealth and became the lowest slaves in the Egyptian Divine Era.
Being used to lives of privilege, they naturally did not want to suffer and thus began using their traditional skills, secretly mobilizing their kin to start plots of escape and rebellion.
Luo En felt puzzled and asked,
"They want you to lead them out of Egypt? Why?"
"Because Joseph, who previously served as the Egyptian Prime Minister, is now dead. Currently, I am the highest-ranking person among the Jews, even though I’m an impostor."
Pandora said, her form transformed into a young man with a standard West Asian face, exuding great affability, and explained,
"I forgot to tell you, after tricking Baal and Anat to their demise, I quietly changed my appearance and identity to blend in among ordinary people to avoid being dug out by those Canaan Gods. After arriving in Egypt, I managed to establish a connection with an Egyptian Princess and was adopted as her son. Because we met by the river, the princess gave me a new name."
"Moses, meaning ’from the waters,’ easy to remember."
Luo En coughed violently, choked by Pandora’s bizarre circumstances.
Moses? The saint and prophet who led Jews out of Egypt?
No way, right? You’re an Enchantress!
Soon, Luo En recalled a description of Moses from the Old Testament:
He was a horned one, with a pair of strange horns growing on his head...
While in certain interpretations, the horns on Moses’ head symbolize power, representing divinity and authority,
in the Bible, only demons or evil spirits are depicted as horned figures. This is typically used to symbolize their wicked nature and fall. For example, in the Old Testament’s Book of Isaiah, demons are described as "Lions with horns on their heads."
In the New Testament, Satan is also portrayed with horns. In Revelation, it’s depicted as "the beast with seven heads and ten horns," with these horns often emphasizing the evil power and menace of the demon.
And coincidentally, the image of Witch Lilith is also of a "horned one," who is even Luo En’s own messenger of "God."
With these intrinsic connections, Pandora being granted the identity of "Moses" seems understandable.
Of course, such a clean identity holds much more value.
Pandora can be Moses, and he can also be.
After all, the Origin divinity used by Pandora to weave her identity was personally bestowed by him.
Luo En’s eyes flashed as he asked,
"And what about those Canaan Gods? Do they also wish to return?"
"It should be said, they are the biggest promoters of this escape because as Deities, they can’t stand working as laborers for the Alien Race."
"Then tell them you agreed, promising to lead the entire Jewish race back to Canaan."
Pandora showed a bewildered expression, somewhat confused,
"Didn’t you just say these Jews are a bunch of ingrates, not worth entrusting and trusting?"
Luo En laughed, speaking meaningfully:
"Hoping for such a group of scum to achieve anything is indeed difficult; but getting them to ruin things is simply too fitting."
Pandora was initially stunned, then reacted, showing a sinister smile:
"You mean, send them to Persia?"
Since the fall of Canaan’s Origin God, Egypt has taken over the Deities and population, and Persia has occupied the land.
These Jews, with their racial talents, have just wreaked havoc in Egypt, and now it’s just right to send them back to Canaan to trouble the Persians.
Seeing Pandora comprehend his intention, Luo En nodded and said,
"Don’t rush to promise anything yet, first stabilize them. After handling some current trouble, I’ll personally take over this matter!"
Upon hearing this, Pandora felt reassured.
After exchanging a few simple words, she sensed someone outside the door and quickly cut the connection.
At this moment, Luo En’s gaze flickered and he looked towards the distant Temple.
Pandora’s experiences and the chaos in Egypt inspired him.
This war is not only of Deities but also of Humans.
In previous Fate deductions, he always viewed the entire scene from a divine perspective, resulting in the Future invariably ending in defeat.
Perhaps, he should consider from a different angle.
Majestic Pantheon of Gods treats heaven and earth as their board, stars as pieces, mastering the birth and extinction of all things, humans in their eyes are merely a speck of dust, a swarm of ants, insignificant to the overall situation.
But an earthworm can defeat a dragon, an ant hole can collapse a dam, what often troubles generals are those pawns that have crossed the river.
Nothing is absolute in all things.
Weak, may not necessarily be unable to defeat strong;
Small, may not necessarily be unable to challenge big;
Ants, may not necessarily be unable to build a high Tower!
I’m not only the supreme Origin God of the European Divine Era but also a Human who was once humble as dust and debased like ants.
Luo En looked down at his shadow, a delightful curve on his lips, then stepped towards the Temple where the twelve Fate Goddesses reside in the distance.