Astraea, the Daughter of Stars, entered the special space as the Goddess of Pink, hoping to break the balance and help Sunada, the Goddess of Blood Moon, win the third match.
Slaanesh had prepared for this long ago. A Sixteenth-Rank Archangel of Allure had entered as a Spirit of Slaanesh to compete with the Daughter of Stars, Astraea, for favor.
To win the third match, the Seven Deadly Sins threw their full support behind Slaanesh. They sent her not only Fallen Angels but also several Fallen Archangels, who would serve as Spirits of Slaanesh.
With these Fallen Archangels to help, Slaanesh wasn't fighting alone.
The Seven Deadly Sins knew very well how difficult it would be for Slaanesh to win the third match.
The Goddess of Blood Moon, Sunada, was already difficult to deal with, and Slaanesh also had to contend with Medivh and Luna.
Those were only the opponents in plain sight. Who knew whether there were other Sixteenth-Rank Goddesses of Pink?
It was better to prepare for trouble before it arose than to scramble when it was too late. Sending Slaanesh a few more Fallen Archangels would ensure she was prepared for anything.
Slaanesh's plan was simple: make Medivh lose himself in pleasure, then take the opportunity to corrupt him and the other Goddesses of Pink, including Luna, and draw them toward the darkness.
Medivh saw through Slaanesh's scheme.
He seemed to be drained of his vitality every day, unable to interfere in the struggle between Slaanesh and Sunada, the Goddess of Blood Moon.
In truth, everything was unfolding according to his plan. He was using Slaanesh to forge a Profane Artifact.
Slaanesh and Sunada, the Goddess of Blood Moon, were just as lost in pleasure as the Goddesses of Pink and the Spirits of Slaanesh.
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