Although Angel could not, like Toby, transform into a griffin and drive his enemies into a rage, he could use Nightmare Illusion to guide the emotional shifts of enemies caught in illusions.
That was precisely why Angel had used Nightmare Illusion from the very beginning. Not only had he created an illusory duplicate, but through emotional manipulation, he had also enraged Chimera to probe its abilities.
Consumed by fury, Chimera could no longer distinguish illusion from reality and revealed its trump cards one by one.
Now that Angel had seen through Chimera's abilities, dealing with it could not have been easier.
In less than two minutes, Angel had confined Chimera within an extremely small area, leaving its three kinds of wind pillars with no room to perform.
However, by this point, Chimera had also seen through some of Angel's tricks. Realizing that Angel had deliberately provoked it, it began forcibly suppressing its emotions, trying to calm down.
After much difficulty, Chimera recovered a measure of calm and its thoughts returned to the right track. But at that moment, Angel's eyes suddenly lit with a ghostly glow.
Caught off guard, Chimera raised its head and happened to look into those eyes gleaming with eerie light.
Chimera's entire body went rigid, a trace of panic appearing on its face.
Nightmare Illusion Fear Spell!
The emotions it had barely suppressed were drawn out by Nightmare Illusion, and combined with the Fear Spell Angel released, Chimera was once again overwhelmed by a tidal wave of emotion. Yet unlike the rage that had previously granted it berserk power, this time it faced fear—worry over its companions' fates, dread of defeat in battle, terror of death and annihilation...
Beneath the shadow of the Fear Spell, Chimera suffered a brief loss of cognitive control.
At that moment,