"Oh!" Lucifer suddenly understood. He looked at him with an amused smile. "You're worried I'll reveal your identity? That's not impossible."
"So, to keep myself from constantly worrying before I leave this universe, I can't simply let you go."
"Just you?" Lucifer said dismissively. "It's true that I can't do anything to you, but what can you do to me?
"Drag this out forever? Without you, the Dimension Lord, this place can't hold me."
Aaron pursed his lips and lightly waved his right hand through the air. A complete Magic Contract appeared before them.
"A confidentiality agreement and a non-aggression agreement.
"As long as you sign it, I'll let you out immediately and... offer compensation."
Lucifer raised an eyebrow. "And if I refuse?"
"Then I can only ask you to stay here a little longer," Aaron said helplessly. Using his Mind Dimension as a prison to lock up a fierce beast like Lucifer was absolutely a last-resort measure.
Inviting a vicious wolf into his own home—who knew what kind of mess it would make of the place?
Even so, he might not be able to hold him. Lucifer was an old-established Heavenly Father, after all, and stronger than Mephisto.
Lucifer looked around at the beautiful scenery. "An excellent place. It reminds me of the carefree feeling I had back in Heaven."
"To be honest, I'd be a little reluctant to destroy it."
Lucifer gave a wicked smile, and his pupils glowed red.
The clear sky was instantly dyed blood-red as countless red-glowing meteors came crashing down.
"So it still came to this." Aaron sighed helplessly and raised a hand, opening a massive portal. Beyond it lay the pitch-black universe.
All the meteors were sucked into that expanse of space without even stirring a ripple.
"Kamar-Taj magic?"
"Personally, I think portals