In the angel timeline, he had been pondering one question all along: how could he reflect things into reality that exceeded the limit of his own soul power?
His fifth soul skill, Reflection, was indeed powerful, but it had two limitations. First, reflecting something required a lump sum of soul power based on its level. Second, maintaining its existence continuously consumed soul power.
The latter was manageable for now. After all, even under normal circumstances, his soul power recovered at a frightening speed. But he had no solution to the former yet. His total reserves were only so large. If what he tried to reflect was too powerful, he would either fail outright or have to settle for a weakened version.
After considering it for a long time, he finally came up with a method: use Time Control to reflect whatever he needed within a domain of frozen time.
Within a domain of frozen time, every change occurred instantaneously.
As long as he kept pouring enough soul power into it, then from the perspective inside the domain, he would have paid an enormous amount of soul power all at once and successfully completed the reflection.
This effectively bypassed the limit of his soul power reserves. Even if his maximum reserves could not cover the cost of the reflection, he could make up the difference with time.
Thus, he planned to use this method to reflect a weakened version of the Angel Divine Position!
Although a divine position like this probably would not grant the power of a First-Level God as the original Angel Divine Position did, it would still be enough to create a being infinitely close to godhood.
Of course, even a weakened divine position would consume a terrifying amount of soul power if he wanted to maintain its