In this way, Hekat finally learned everything she needed to carry out her revenge. By some standards, Hekate believed that he had not only attained the status of a god, but had also been elevated in his soul and mind.

In an environment full of witches and gods among the tribesmen of the outside world, no one understood what Hekate now understood, and they were destined to be vulnerable to Hekate.

She re-braided her messy hair, just as it was popular among the curly-haired tribes, and with the knowledge given by Diana, she used the resources of the nursery to make many kinds of medicines, and finally found a way to suppress skin diseases for a long time.

The paint had another effect, which was to cover her face, and she no longer wanted anyone to see her face and recognize her.

"I think I'm getting out of here." On this day, Hecate made this request to Diana.

"I thought we could get along a little longer, do you think there's anything here that won't satisfy you?" Diana felt a little reluctant, and she didn't know when the next person to talk to would be.

"It was perfect, but I had a reason to go out, I had something to do..... But, when the time comes, when I'm done with that, I'll be back here sooner or later, and my departure is only temporary. Diana sighed and agreed, and as Hekate left, Diana gave her a lot of supplies and a lot of seeds that she had modified.

So after that Hekat left what she had called

"Paradise" place, of course, Diana did not allow her to leave by walking, and with a beam of light, she appeared outside.

She was amazed by Diana's power more than once, and Hekate looked back at the mountains that had obscured the outside world's vision, and she was convinced that she would return here, and that she would rule heaven with Diana and become a true god.

The rest is simple and complicated. Hiding her face incognito, Hekat returned to the human settlement, and on the way back, she experimented with herself in the desert

"Divine power", where this power originated in the first place is no longer confirmed, may be those complicated enlightenment rituals, or the gift given to her by fate after that period of suffering.

In short, with Diana's reminder and help, Hekat found that after she came back to life, she had the ability to communicate with other animals to a certain extent.

If she's focused, she can even give orders to friendly animals, which saves her from worrying about being attacked by wild animals, and can even use their power to attack her enemies.

Diana believed it was a mutation in Hecate's brain, a small branch of psychic power, which she called it

"Friends of the Animals", but this body of knowledge related to pre-war higher brain science was almost incomprehensible to Hecate due to a severe lack of foundation, and Diana did not use codE technology to instill in her for some scruples.

In Hecate's view, this is ironclad proof that he became a god with the help of Diana. When Hekat returned to the tribes, she prioritized the tribes that had rejected and humiliated her, and while most would certainly be suspicious of a woman who did not reveal her true origins, the natives could not refuse a doctor with excellent medical skills.

Hekate was greatly respected and welcomed among the tribes, as she was able to cure many diseases that the natives considered terminally ill, as well as to help pregnant women give birth.

In her midwifery, the probability of survival of pregnant women and newborns is surprisingly high, which is not unlike a miracle for natives who generally seek out shamans for weeks to pray before giving birth.

No one recognized who Hekat really was, and no one cared about her true face under the paint, especially after she gained the respect of others for her skills.

After wandering around the tribes for a while, she managed to gain the trust of the tribes, and she began the second phase of her project.

Combining all his past understandings and experiences, the Ouroboros Cult was founded by Hecate, and the name may not seem unusual among the various religious organizations that have emerged in the tribe, but its core can be called a dimensionality reduction attack.

Hekat claimed that she was the embodiment of a god who walked temporarily in the mortal realm, from a distant kingdom of gods, whose priesthood presides over life and death.

In her explanation, each person's soul circulates in the world, and that human birth and death have their own laws, and that there is an extremely powerful connection between life and death.

She can find out the rules that exist between life and death, and control and use them, and those who believe in her will have a chance to escape from the confusion of samsara, and with the help of her powers, the believers will not have to fear death, because it will not be long before they can be reborn under the guidance of Hecate.

A primitive religious organization was formed, but it was not enough to have followers, Hekate needed helpers and internal members in the true sense of the word, and it was not enough to rely on her alone to realize her dreams.

To this end, Hekat began to find the brightest and most capable women among the tribes. In most tribes, it is normal for female members to have less social status than men.

After the tribal population multiplied to a certain extent, out of the competition for survival resources, each tribe inevitably began to fall into open and secret battles with other tribes.

After brutal bloodshed, only a few women were able to maintain a certain social status, and most women were not able to stand on an equal footing with men after all.

The logic of the natives is very simple, if you can't pick up a spear and fight the enemy, then you can only accept protection, and the person who accepts protection is not qualified to wield power.

Many of the newborn tribal women were aware of this fact, and when Hekate proposed a new path, they became intrigued.

Hekat tells them that women have gifts in other fields that men can't match, that the power of reproduction is a great divine power in itself, and that women are qualified to decide to reproduce.

In addition to this, she will give her followers more divine powers to confirm her words. The older tribal women raised the question of Hecate

The "heretics" are generally fearful, and they know that such arguments will lead to resentment in the minds of some people, and if this eventually develops into a violent conflict, they will not be able to protect themselves by relying solely on the physical strength of a group of women and the reputation they have gained from curing and saving people.

As a result, Hekate focused his efforts on young women, who were ambitious and not satisfied with the status quo, which was the best goal of his theory.

The first daughters of Hecate were gathered under Hecate, but Hecate had not yet invented the term, and she called the young women who were willing to obey her

"Ouroboros Nun". This group of people was taught by Hekate, and learned a lot of knowledge that the natives had never heard of before, and of course, there were many mystical things mixed in to help Hekate better unite his companions and prevent the prying eyes of the natives from outside.

They began to travel frequently from tribe to tribe, spreading their influence, and Hekate's reputation grew, and in many tribal legends, Hekat gradually became a true god.

Up to this point, the so-called Ouroboros Sisters were just an organization of female doctors with eccentric beliefs.

The road after Hekate was not all smooth sailing, and on more than one occasion the natives plotted attacks out of fear and anger at Hekate's separation of their tribe and the spread of their outlandish theories, several of which resulted in heavy casualties.

Hekat then used his powerful pharmacological knowledge and the medical resources of the tribe under his control to launch sanctions and counterattacks, and the men of those tribes realized that strange things were always happening around them after Hekat declared the curse.

The strange hordes of beasts, the constant and inexplicable supernatural events, and the sudden plague that did not know what to do because they did not have access to medicine finally broke them down, causing them to pay rich reparations and solemnly vow to worship Hekate as God, the great goddess of hell and darkness, Lady Hekate.

Hekat was not complacent about this triumphant victory, knowing full well that her group had so far been nothing more than rootless duckweed, and she had worked tirelessly to find a way out.

She eventually fell ill, and after the coma caused by the recurrence of her old illness, she suddenly remembered an important ritual she had learned in the Curly Hair Tribe.

Using a mix of animal venom and bodily fluids, it's a chance to glimpse the future in the midst of chaos. On that occasion, all the companions and believers gathered, and no one knew what they had been doing for months in seclusion, but the result was that Hekate decided to lead everyone to a place where she called

In a desert in the north, they finally found the ruins and the pre-war ruins that stood in the middle of the ruins.

Coincidentally, shortly after that, a group of armed wanderers from the west arrived, led by a group of people claiming to be them

"Vipers", these people claim that their high priest made a prophecy that a great female deity would be their new follower.

Hekate accepted them with kindness and organized these vipers into a unified sequence, and these people became Hekate's first real armed force, which became the Hekate Hounds.

When things settled down, Hekat established a vague position of her female companions, and her group of female followers became known to her as the Daughters of Hecate, the daughters of Hecate.

Due to Hekate's already high prestige and the armed forces at his disposal, there was no resistance to this evolution, and Hekat became a living god.

She still asked everyone to keep a low profile and be cautious, and Hekat didn't want her reputation to spread quickly, after all, she knew that she was far inferior to the Legion.

Ironically, a daughter of Hekate, who had been sent to a covert operation in the vicinity of the Blackfoot tribe, brought back important information that the Legion had left the land further east after having recruited enough natives for unknown reasons.

Around the same time, Hekat also learned from some of the Vipers that it would be unwise to oppose a powerful faction called NcR in the west that was infiltrating the east.