Amanet's charge was not particularly fast.
Earlier, when she fired her arrows, they had been like beams of light. But when she charged, she was like a huge fireball, moving at a speed visible to the naked eye.
That speed made Liu Zhi feel that something was wrong.
An attack at this speed could be dodged as long as one was a little careful. Apophis before him was not a fool, either. As it retreated, its retraction speed had clearly increased considerably. How could it fail to dodge?
But Liu Zhi did not know that, in Apophis's eyes, Amanet's attack was not impressive, but it was not that easy to evade, either.
Or perhaps Apophis had never intended to dodge Amanet's strike.
In Apophis's eyes, this attack from Amanet was even inferior to one of Sun God Ra's casual attacks.
Watching the fireball crash toward the eye beneath its neck, Apophis continued retreating at its usual speed.
Just as Apophis was about to retreat into the chaos, the fireball transformed from Amanet finally slammed into its eye.
With that collision, Amanet felt as though she had crashed into a world of darkness.
The entire world was black.
There was no sun, no sky, no earth—nothing at all.
An ordinary person would certainly have been at a loss.
But Amanet did not panic in the slightest. She understood the process of creation in Egyptian mythology very well.
She also knew exactly where she was now.
In fact, she had already been prepared for this when she charged into Apophis's eye with all her strength.
Charge in, then charge back out. That was Amanet's ultimate goal.
Within the darkness, Amanet developed the radiance of the sun within her, striving to illuminate this darkness.
When Amanet did so, the sunlight stimulated the darkness,