After seeing the real Demoness card and learning more from Roselle about the secrets of the writings on the Second Blasphemy Slate, Angel had come to understand more of this pathway's possibilities.
On the second slate, formed from the Ancient Sun God's corpse, the Demoness herself was described as both the "Primordial Demoness" and the "Chaos Demoness." On one hand, this pointed to the authority over chaos possessed by the being at the top of the pathway. On the other, it hinted at the "trap" left in the First Blasphemy Slate, which the Primordial God Almighty had left behind in the Chaos Sea: a Demoness of Apocalypse needed to come into contact with the Chaos Sea to complete her promotion ritual, giving him an opportunity to secretly corrupt her and use her as a means of resurrection.
Thus, using the title "Primordial Demoness" for an extended period could potentially establish a mystical connection with the God Almighty who had been waiting to revive. For a being at the top of a sequence, this was hardly a good thing. The Earth Mother's replacement of Omebella, which had led to her being influenced by the Mother Goddess of Depravity, offered a glimpse of the danger.
The other commonly used title, "Chaos Demoness," was not a good choice either.
Cheek had initially chosen the title "Chaos Demoness" to reflect her corresponding authority. After joining with Tudor and using a special method to partially awaken the feminine aspect of the Mirrored Original Creator within herself, she had reclaimed the name "Primordial Demoness," using God Almighty's will to counter the Creator's mental imprint. It had been purely a matter of maintaining balance.
Clearly, this "chaos" also pointed to the Original Creator. If Angel used it for too long, the Creator—who had fallen dormant, with parts