The battle continued.
It was not until Tarola had fully awakened from her moment of enlightenment that Talot pulled away from her.
Tarola seemed to realize something as well. Rather than pursue him, she did her best to stabilize her condition and commit every insight she had gained from beginning to end to memory.
Father and daughter looked at each other for a long time.
Just as they were both about to say something, they sensed something at the same time and slightly raised their heads toward the starry sky.
In the blink of an eye, a Seven-Colored Rainbow Light shot into Earth and arrived between Talot and Tarola.
When the Seven-Colored Rainbow Light dispersed, Angel Vados and God of Destruction Champa appeared.
They had arrived at just the right time. Talot and Tarola's battle had only just begun to show signs of ending.
"Puhihihi~ It seems we came a little late, Lord Champa. This battle is almost over," Vados said, glancing first at Talot and then at Tarola, her eyes brimming with amusement.
"Tch~! Isn't it all because of you? You kept dawdling around and made us miss the good part." Champa's belly full of anger was ignited by Vados's words.
Vados would not truly go head-to-head with Champa, so she naturally backed down.
Of course, Vados's concession was merely a way to change the subject and avoid running into Champa's line of fire.
In truth, the Angels were all more or less like this. That was simply the nature of their relationship with the Gods of Destruction.
It was just that Vados and Champa were closer than most. They could joke about anything and were even more uninhibited.
Watching the two clowns put on their act, Talot smiled.
After so long, seeing the Vados and Champa of this