Seventy years ago, on the day of the Sea God Festival, towering waves swallowed the royal capital. It was the goddess Hebe who calmed the flood with her divine bell and saved the entire city. Seventy years have passed, yet her face remains unchanged—she is immortal. To repay the loyalty of an old servant, she descends the mountain to extend his life, only to be treated by the descendants of the Soren family as a child of unknown origin, subjected to endless contempt and insult. They pour tea on her, secretly poison her soup, tear up the heavenly pact… Hebe remains calm. All who do evil reap what they sow and cannot escape divine retribution. She saves a dying girl, protects the kind-hearted, and punishes the stubbornly wicked, guarding the land with her divine power. When the world finally sees her true form as the goddess, she flicks her sleeve and returns to the mountain, leaving only one sentence: Good and evil are repaid, and heavenly justice prevails.
