God Simulator: The Goddesses In The Simulation Are All Real Chapter 132: Seven Deadly Sins Judgment

The Devouring Whale Overlord watched silently, its sense of helplessness growing. It could not roar, could not shout in anger due to the seal restraining its fury, but the malice in its eyes remained.

Linsley, however, no longer viewed it or its clan as living beings deserving of empathy.

His voice dropped, laced with quiet, dangerous resolve. "This will sound arrogant, perhaps even self-centered—but it's the truth. Those who follow will prosper. Those who obstruct will die."

He paused, his gaze lingering on the surrounding ocean where countless devouring whales surfaced, watching, their hostility bubbling beneath the surface.

"The lives of the minority are insignificant compared to the majority. These whales," he said, his expression darkening further, "have exhausted my patience."

As Linsley finished speaking, the flux around him surged.

His hands moved with precise control, shaping the energy into sothing far more sinister.

Dark violet flux coalesced, warping and swirling around his fingers, before it condensed into a solid object. Slowly, an ornate artifact ford in the air before him.

The Seven Deadly Sins Judgnt took the shape of a blackened, ornate scale with seven crystalline orbs hanging beneath it, each orb representing one of the deadly sins—Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, Wrath, Envy, and Pride.

Each orb shimred faintly with a malevolent energy, pulsing like a heartbeat.

On the scale itself, a glowing sigil marked the balance, casting an eerie light across the surrounding area. It looked ancient, as though it had been created from the essence of sin itself.

Linsley's gaze hardened as he finalized the artifact, his grip tightening around the ethereal creation.

"The Seven Deadly Sins Judgnt," he whispered, "a tool of ultimate judgnt, born from the darkest hearts of n and monsters alike. It will weigh the sins of its victims, and for those who embody all seven, their fate will be sealed."

The way the artifact worked was clear—by inducing the seven deadly sins in its target, the scale would tip, and once it detected all seven within a soul, the artifact would strip them of their free will.

It wasn't simply a thod of punishnt; it was a thod of control, bending those who were judged sinful to the user's will.

But the artifact had its limitations. Rule-type artifacts like this were powerful, often absolute in their effect as long as the power gap between the user and the target wasn't too vast.

Their strength ca from the laws they imposed upon the world. But the more specific the conditions and limitations placed upon their usage, the more potent they beca.

The Seven Deadly Sins Judgnt wasn't a simple enslaving device—it required its target to embody each of the seven sins simultaneously. This restriction made it incredibly powerful, even able to affect beings stronger than Linsley under the right conditions.

Linsley couldn't simply create an artifact to enslave stronger beings outright—that would only work on those weaker than him. But by narrowing the scope of its conditions, focusing it on the presence of the seven deadly sins, the artifact beca much more effective.

Even the Devouring Whale Overlord, a being far above Linsley in terms of raw power, was not immune to this judgnt.

That was the strength of rule-type artifacts—they acted as a set of programd laws, a system that, when applied correctly, could bend even the strongest beings to the user's will.

This is why Linsley worked in synergy with Lucy. Her Fallen Angel: Lucifer gift was crucial to magnifying and inducing the necessary conditions.

With her ability to enhance and draw out the seven deadly sins from the hearts of their enemies, Linsley could bypass much of the energy cost of creating these artifacts from scratch.

As Linsley looked to Lucy, her dark flux was already swirling around her. She nodded, understanding her role in the process.

With her gift, she would bring forth the sins in the entire Devouring Whale Clan, aside from the Overlord, amplifying their greed, their pride, their envy, until the conditions were t.

Once that happened, the artifact would take hold, enslaving them for Linsley's purposes.

Linsley's lips curled into a cold smile. "They'll serve as an example for any who dare to obstruct ."

Lucy stepped forward, her eyes gleaming with dark intent as she raised her hand, releasing waves of dark flux that rippled through the air.

The first wave washed over the entire Devouring Whale Clan, bypassing the Devouring Whale Overlord, and instantly, the whales stirred. Lust overtook them, an unnatural hunger for desire spreading like wildfire in their eyes.

Another wave of dark flux followed swiftly, this ti inducing wrath. The once proud and noble whales were now consud by both lust and rage, their minds clouded by uncontrollable sin.

Lucy's power escalated, her flux mingling with the artifact's influence, and each wave seed to multiply the effect until the seven deadly sins had fully intoxicated the whales.

Greed, gluttony, sloth, envy, and pride followed, layering upon each other.

The Devouring Whale Clan was now helpless, their minds drowning in a maelstrom of sin.

Linsley, watching from the side, let his cold smile deepen.

He lifted his hand, summoning the power of his Real Fantasy gift.

The devouring whales, though intoxicated by the Seven Deadly Sins, suddenly froze, unable to act upon their overwhelming desires.

His fantasy had beco their reality—paralyzed, unable to resist or retaliate.

"They're ready," Linsley said, his voice calm and emotionless.

With a single gesture, he activated the Seven Deadly Sins Judgnt artifact.

A chilling glow emanated from it, and imdiately, the enslaving power took hold.

The eyes of the devouring whales dulled as their free will was erased, their minds now empty vessels under Linsley's command.

The rule-type artifact, with its severe restrictions and focus on sin, had worked flawlessly. The judgnt was absolute, and with the gap in power between Linsley and the whales, there was no escape from its effects.

As the final step, Linsley activated his Soul Contract (Purple) talent.

Purple tendrils of soul-binding energy wrapped around the lifeless eyes of the devouring whales, forcing them to sign their lives away. Their souls were now bound to him, completely subservient to his will.

All the while, the Devouring Whale Overlord watched in horror.