They stared at Sonia in astonishment; even Vichy was a little caught off guard.
Diya struggled for a moment, her hair color turning muddy, but she still clenched her fists resolutely and said, "Fine! Our Heaven is huge anyway. We can save a lot of people already. If the others die, then they die!"
Sonia burst out laughing and rubbed the Witch's head.
"Don't get so worked up. I'm not trying to destroy the world—at least, that isn't my subjective intention. Our goal has always been to rescue Ash from hell. In other words, we don't need to enter hell. We only need to open a breach in hell, and Ash can probably run out on his own."
Vesir looked at the chains binding the Human Realm and suddenly understood. "You want to break the Hell Lock?"
Sonia nodded. "We may also have to pierce through the Heaven Curtain, completely penetrate the Human Realm, and open a passage between Heaven and hell."
Vichy said, "Aren't you afraid—"
"I am!" Sonia looked at Vichy. "But are we supposed to stop here? We've already Raised Heaven, entered Heaven as its masters, and become the most pinnacle Spellcasters from ancient times to now. The world rises and falls in our palms. We've practically walked the Spellcaster path to its end. If we stop here, no one has the right to criticize us in the slightest."
"But would we be satisfied with that?" Her eyes were unusually bright. "Of course I'm afraid I'll make some irreparable mistake, but this is the path I chose... If I don't walk it to the end, I won't be satisfied even in death."
"Witch, Silver Lamp." Sonia looked at Diya and Vesir. "There's no need to worry. Just follow my orders. If anything happens, you can push the