That was efficient. I thought some of the High Sequence Witches who had always followed the Primordial Demoness Cheek would hesitate, or even refuse to submit. Cheek's daughter, for instance—no, her son—the Saintess of Gray, Judith...
Angel was a little surprised, but not overly so.
These senior members of the Demoness Sect, all of whom used colors as their codenames and were at least Unaging, were bound to be experts in the philosophy of survival. Even if they were dissatisfied, they knew how to read the situation. Otherwise, now that the Primordial Demoness had fallen, Angel, who wielded the Uniqueness, could control the Mirror World and hunt them to the ends of the earth at any time.
Even Cheek had never gotten a chance to resurrect through her mirror self. Were they confident they could?
With that thought, Angel responded to the Purple Witch Eugina through her prayer. After obtaining the Mirror World coordinates of the Demoness Sect's headquarters, she first left Saint Samuel Cathedral on foot, then slipped into a mirror and traveled toward the Southern Continent.
What puzzled Angel was that the Demoness Sect's headquarters was neither on the prosperous North Continent nor hidden in the depths of the ocean. Instead, it lay amid ancient ruins in West Bayam's Paz Valley, near Caesar Pier.
The ancient buildings dated back to the former Balam Empire. Destroyed during the war between Loen and Intis over control of the Paz Valley, then plundered by the colonizers, they had long since been abandoned and forgotten.
*The Balam Empire... The Primordial Demoness cooperated with Death Salinger for a time, and back then, the Demoness Sect was still an evil sect wanted by the Orthodox Churches. Moving their headquarters to the Southern Continent was a reasonable choice. Besides, compared with the nations of the