Lady Justice has defeated the silver Chinese dragon. This is the end of the story and the beginning took place a long time ago when a silver Chinese dragon harried villages of farmers. Once there lived a beautiful girl in one of the villages under the power of a silver Chinese dragon. She was as beautiful as the moon in the cloudless sky, like the sun on a rainy day. The girl was underage and her beauty was flourishing every day.
Every inhabitant of that village, a young unmarried man and an aged man, wanted to have such a wife. Her talents were numerous and her feelings were stable. In addition, she was considered to be unprejudiced and her decisions were well-grounded. She could see the truth in the eyes of people. Moreover, she was in love; the feeling was so strong and overwhelming that the girl could resist all hardships including the silver Chinese dragon.
The dragon lived in the woods, as the legend told, in the deep dark cave. He was so powerful that not a soul could defeat him. He could make people do everything he wanted. He once came into the village where the beautiful girl lived with her family and a young man she was in love with. The dragon wanted to deceive her and to prove that she was not always right.
The first time the dragon appeared in the village disguised as an old man. He asked the beautiful girl to let him drink some water as he was very thirsty. The girl saw that he was lying in his eyes and turned him out of the house. The next time the dragon appeared disguised as a little orphan whose parents were killed by the dragon. The beautiful girl knew it was the dragon and acted the same as before. The dragon became angry and blinded the beautiful girl. It was the last time that the dragon appeared to be powerful and unpunished. However, he did not know that the girl was an embodiment of truth and justice on earth. She was the daughter of the Lady Justice.
The great goddess appeared in the end; her daughter was blind and did not want to live. Her mother told her that every evil creature must be punished for its heinous crimes, so the dragon must be punished for committing the cruelest crime on earth. He has harmed an innocent girl whose talent made the dragon envious. The evil deeds must be punished at any cost. The great goddess healed her daughter and made up her mind to punish the dragon. She tried to be patient and kind, but she was blind and unprejudiced. A bronze blindfold covers her eyes; she has to know where the truth is despite her blindness. The bust of her armor protects her breasts perfectly while an intricate swirling design emphasizes her waist. In the middle of her armor is the face of a cherub who sleeps peacefully.
The Lady Justice raised her hand carrying a bronze sward and the heavens opened. One of the greatest goddesses wanted revenge; she appeared in front of the dragon in her armors and with scales. The scales were balanced perfectly as the justice triumphed over the cruel dragon and he had to be punished. Justice should be unprejudiced and to be carried beyond emotions and fears. Every mother would like to punish the cruel creature that harmed her child. However, Lady Justice was acting like a genuine mother and like an unprejudiced goddess. In the moment of her revenge, she looked very feminine and graceful. All her figures seemed to be an embodiment of power and fragility, godlike actions, and expression of motherhood. And now we can see her as a woman who has a purpose that is not dithered by her femininity or of the daunting task that she must carry. The viewers can see the end of the story; the evil deeds are always punished and justice triumphs.