The unobservable Rotting Fiend heard those words but did not stop attacking. Instead, his attacks grew even fiercer as all the invisible power of imaginary numbers blossomed and descended upon the God of Change.
As a favored child of fate, the God of Change was also an Abyssal Demon Prince, wielding the authority of demons. That was not conducive to his next plan...
Wait...
Something seemed off!
The Rotting Fiend's mind raced, and then he detected a BUG.
If the God of Change truly was a Demon Prince, how could she be a favored child of fate?
It seemed to be true, yet it was utterly unreasonable.
Wasn't the God of Change Mystra?
When had that goddess, who loved mysteries and cared so much about appearances, gained the ability to be both a god and a Demon Prince?
Following this flaw, the Rotting Fiend swiftly analyzed everything he knew about the God of Change.
The God of Change had two sides, forming a pair of spiral serpents in the form of the Great Spiral.
That was why there were two opposing forms of existence.
Her front side was the Goddess of Precepts, while her reverse side was the Demon Prince.
Thus, everything appeared perfectly reasonable.
Yet no matter how reasonable it seemed, the Rotting Fiend quickly discovered the problem: something was wrong with his cognition.
As he examined himself, the Rotting Fiend recalled a name—Naimus!
With the emergence of that name, the Rotting Fiend suddenly remembered that he and Naimus were enemies, while he and the Goddess of Precepts were allies.
However, though the Rotting Fiend's thoughts moved swiftly, in the midst of battle, even that brief moment of thought proved too late.
The imaginary-number attack struck the divine script of the Goddess of Precepts. The restraints formed by the