In fact, during the battle just now, Klein had already witnessed how a Catastrophe Demoness fought. The greatest difference from before was the Meteor Showers that could blanket an entire island, along with the tsunamis gradually surging in from all sides.
This was surely what the name "Catastrophe" represented.
Yet he was still filled with anticipation for Angel's explanation. After all, she was the Tarot Club's first genuine angel, not one of those Mr. Fool had previously posed alongside for group portraits.
This was not merely an improvement for Angel herself. For him, a Scholar of Yore, it also vastly expanded the power of his connections.
Having a Catastrophe Demoness whom he could summon from the History Void at any time, and who would certainly never refuse him—the mere thought was exhilarating.
Seeing the anticipation in Klein's eyes, Angel smiled and began explaining the changes in her abilities after advancing to Sequence 2.
Most of this came from the information contained within the potion, supplemented by the deeper understanding she had gained from fighting Amon's Avatar:
First, a Catastrophe Demoness could summon all manner of natural disasters in battle, including but not limited to meteors, earthquakes, storms, floods, and tsunamis. She could also control their intensity, from precisely destroying a single house or collapsing an Underground Catacombs to unleashing a Meteor Shower that destroyed an entire city, or even subjecting an area the size of the Rorsted Archipelago to an irresistible tsunami.
Just as Klein had guessed, this was the manifestation of the authority over natural disasters in the Demoness Pathway. These tangible disasters contained the power to utterly destroy everything, making them difficult to confront head-on even for angels of other pathways.
Of course, they could choose to retreat temporarily. Once an angel resolved to flee, almost no one