After a long while, Schiller spoke in an extremely sorrowful tone,
"So you see, if God is so perfect, why would He sacrifice Himself for imperfect humans!"
From those sorrowful words, Sofia heard a hint of dissatisfaction in Schiller.
Schiller was dissatisfied with God's sacrifice.
Perhaps in the eyes of the Great Angel, God shouldn't have done such a thing.
"Aren't you His Great Angel? You should ask Him…
If you ask me, I don't know; I've never even seen Him."
Sofia's response was clearly not satisfying to Schiller.
"I won't ask Him, I can already guess what His answer would be.
But I can't accept that answer.
I think there might be some deeper reason behind it, at any rate, if I were God, I would certainly not sacrifice for humans, I would stand atop the mountains, watching them perish, watching them go extinct.
After all, humans come and go like bamboo shoots after the rain, one generation dies, and another comes."
Schiller paused, and then asked,
