138. Confrontation with the greed (3)

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Birth of Seven Sins - GREED :

Greediness is certainly both essential and nonessential.

Desire may vary from person to person. However, Trying to obtain and amass more than necessary is not particularly wicked if it's healthy and morally right. But, doing wicked things to achieve what one desires in a wicked way is surely Sinister.

The desire to have more than what one actually has. It can be wealth, fame, respect, or anything else one could imagine. And the corrupt gods selected an individual who had possessed a strong obsession and greed over things. One who was ready to commit inhumanity without feeling empathy or compassion to achieve what they wanted. And the individual's name was Judas.

The chosen individual's abilities reached the pinnacle within a few days from the pieces of information collected.