The precognitive vision was not a predetermined future. Countless prophecy wizards had once trembled before the Demon God's Shadow, yet in the end, human effort still overcame prophecy, and the Demon God's Shadow never descended.
A prophecy was merely one of countless possible choices that might occur in the future. Like a fork in the road, one could take the left path or the right.
Although Angel did not know whether his speculation was the truth, or whether the scene had taken place inside the Reincarnation Box, as long as he did not court death in the future and avoided that option, the precognitive vision presumably would not come to pass.
With that realization, Angel felt far more at ease when looking at the "Doomsday Sky Eye."
According to his guess, Zorn should still be inside the Reincarnation Box. In that case, Frost likely had not come out yet either.
Angel had no particular expectations for Zorn, but he still hoped Frost could escape alive. After all, Frost was a rare wizard Angel had encountered who was both powerful and someone he could actually talk to.
After seeing Gloria off, Angel pondered for a moment before slowly closing his eyes.
He immersed all his thoughts into his mind space. Within that strange space fixed by the Myriad Phenomena Axis, Angel focused his attention on the spirit-force model above the Singularity.
More precisely, on the first spell slot in the spirit-force model: the Void Illusion Gate.
The Void Illusion Gate's basic effect was short-range spatial displacement. It was an exceedingly practical ability, useful both for preserving one's life and for launching surprise attacks.
Beyond that basic effect, the Void Illusion Gate possessed a special effect as well.
Half of the Void Illusion Gate's model had been constructed within some strange space