When the gigantic Primordial Demoness Cheek, who had revealed her mythical creature form, and all her reflections were swallowed by the pitch-black point without leaving behind any corresponding beyonder characteristics, Angel guessed that the deity who ruled the Mirror World had not truly died.
So the moment Cheek appeared, she immediately used the Blink Klein shared with her to change positions repeatedly, avoiding being targeted by the curses and petrification that would follow.
At the same time, she noticed that Cheek had not revived through a sleeping mirror person or a mirror substitution, as demonesses did. Instead, she had been reborn directly in a mirror, as though her substitute, the foundation of her resurrection, was the entire Mirror World.
Sure enough, Cheek tracked Angel with her gaze and said with a smile:
"Without destroying every Mirror World, you cannot truly kill me.
"She's out of time."
As she spoke, Cheek extended a beautifully contoured, fair-skinned arm and pointed at the hooded Mother of the Sky, whose face was almost entirely shrouded in shadow.
She had used neither the Flames of Destruction nor her authority to bring catastrophe, yet at her declaration, the Goddess's Divine Descent Vessel grew a little more pallid.
If this deity returned to the Astral World, Angel might not have the strength to unleash another attack like the one that had brought an end and destruction to everything. Meanwhile, no one knew when the power of Imagination, inexplicably stripped from Cheek, would return to her.
Once this Apocalypse Demoness became the Primordial Demoness again, Angel would likely lose this precious opportunity to slay a god.
Just then, a brilliant, unrestrained flame flashed in the depths of the Special Mirror World. The torrent of fire, purple bordering on black and almost colorless and shapeless around its edges, passed