Pandora remained uneasy, continuing to voice her doubts:
"Even though your plans are thorough and their disguises are perfect, these methods might not withstand repeated scrutiny from the deities. What if..."
Luo En glanced at Pandora and retorted:
"Do you care about how many ants beneath your feet are born, live, and die each day, or how their populations change?"
Pandora instinctively shook her head and then realized.
Just as she wouldn't care about the ants' reproduction and survival, the high and mighty deities never truly cared about the humans on earth.
Because, to them, humans are akin to ants and not worth much attention.
But often, the seemingly non-threatening is the most deadly.
Pandora was completely convinced by her meticulous superior and no longer held any worry.
Subsequently, under Luo En's guidance, the Babylonians re-established a covenant with God on Sinai Mountain.
