Every day, Bayonetta called Wu Guiyue, the Sanctuary Guardian of Kamar-Taj, to ask whether The Venerable One had returned to the Sanctum in the Himalayan Mountains. She truly did not want Salomon to do something so dangerous—venture deep into the Dark Dimension to negotiate with Morgan le Fay, whom the Sorcerer Supreme had exiled. He was practically gambling with his life.
There might have been a reason for Salomon to do this in the past, before he possessed the City of Immortals and the Mars Foundry, but now that he held Destructive Weaponry in his hands, there was no need for him to take such a risk. Although Bayonetta admired Salomon's ruthless kindness, that did not mean the Witch wanted to trade his life for the lives of everyone in Los Angeles. Witch rituals did exist, but they had nothing whatsoever to do with what they did at the manor. She and Jeanne had devised a plan: like a file, the Witches would gradually wear down Salomon's resolve and persuade him to solve this problem in a safer way.
However, she did not know that the connection between Salomon and the Sorcerer Supreme had never been severed.
The Dark God was the great trouble facing the next era. The entire universe would be unable to stop Chthon's return and rise. When that happened, the Milky Way and even the whole universe would be affected. The Human Race had to use this chaos to establish galactic hegemony and complete the plan that the Asgardians and Odin had failed to fully accomplish. Even though the Sorcerer Supreme greatly disliked her, Morgan le Fay was immensely valuable as a mage who had studied Dark Magic in depth without being corrupted. Even the Darkhold had been a grimoire she compiled and bound after gathering