Why would I betray the Evernight Goddess and strike out on my own?
Angel froze, only then realizing that this avatar of Amon probably did not know that Omebella, the "Earth Mother," had actually been "replaced" by Lilith, the progenitor of the Sanguine. Instead, he thought she wanted to change the part of her honorific name that had been "borrowing" the Evernight Goddess's standing.
It seems each avatar of Amon doesn't necessarily receive all the original's memories when he gains his own consciousness. He might not know this crucial piece of information... Hmm, it's also possible that the original Amon doesn't know either. Perhaps the Ancient Sun God hadn't fathered Amon yet at the time, and those Beyonder characteristics and the uniqueness hadn't been expelled from him, allowing him to help Lilith steal Omebella's fate?
Angel's thoughts raced, but she put on a surprised expression and said:
"I only wanted to remove the part of my honorific name involving the 'Crimson Moon' and replace it with a symbol of the Goddess's other authorities. I never intended to betray her."
"This has nothing to do with betrayal. As an angel, once you've acquired enough 'anchors' of faith, it's perfectly normal to stop using a deity's honorific name to stabilize your condition." Amon adjusted his monocle and gave her a meaningful smile. "But since you want to remove the symbolism of the 'Crimson Moon'... does that mean Evernight has lost—no, relinquished—that authority?"
How perceptive. As expected of an avatar of the strongest "Cipher Scholar"... But that also means he really doesn't know about Lilith... Angel considered this, then nodded and said:
"That's right. Toward the end of the war between Loen and the Three-Nation Allied Forces, a battle between gods broke out in the Astral World. On the surface, the God of