Long before the War of Doomsday began, Angel had learned from Klein, Grisha, and Amon, who had returned from the cosmos, about the characteristics of every Great Old One outside the barrier, as well as the sefirahs and Beyonder pathways they needed.
Even counting the Uncertain Mist, which had already been grievously wounded and was licking its wounds in some unknown corner of the universe, Primordial Hunger ranked among the three greatest threats to Angel out of the ten Outer Deities.
This was not merely because its honorific name was "Primordial Hunger, Symbol of Devouring, Insatiable Convergence, Sweeper of All Things," which contained the instinct for convergence belonging to the Original Creator. It could not only draw the enemies it craved to its side, but also tear away portions of their abilities and authorities by directly devouring them, weakening or even temporarily stripping away the corresponding symbolism.
It was a difficult enemy for Angel to deal with. If it devoured the corresponding abilities of the Mirror Ruler, it might even destabilize her, because she was composed of herself and her Mirror Person, rather than two independent individuals. That was beneficial for stability, but once her Mirror Person, Gray, suffered interference, it would become a liability.
Although Earth's good friend, the Circle of Inevitability, would prevent such a thing from happening, no one could guarantee that the portion bitten off by Primordial Hunger would return to Angel through Time Reversal. Nor would this Great Old One, its mind filled with the urge to converge, consider whether its actions might cause a universe-wide catastrophe.
It only wanted to eat!
Primordial Hunger's foremost target was naturally the City of Calamity, which was connected to the Primordial and Chaos. Accommodating this sefirah would greatly strengthen its corresponding symbolism. Next, if God Almighty fell, it