So, there was an angel of the Prisoner Pathway behind the door?
No, in that case, I should still be a rabbit. After all, that was a curse even Hermes couldn't lift in a short time.
I remember, the feeling of being turned into a rabbit back then...
It was like...
Transfiguration?!
Edward's heart abruptly skipped a beat as a memory suddenly surfaced.
Last time, in Bansy's "Spirit World," the reason he had fled in panic when the wooden door appeared was that it had been pushed open a crack, and a hand had reached out through the gap.
Then,
I poured all my spirituality into using Transfiguration on that hand, turning its... owner into a rabbit?!!
Edward froze completely.
So, the hand that reached through the doorway back then was my own?
So, I was turned into a rabbit by my future self using Transfiguration?
So, behind that rotten wooden door... was actually the future world?!
How... could that be possible?
I've never heard of the Door Pathway or the Mother Goddess of Depravity possessing abilities or authorities that allow travel through time. More precisely, no such ability or authority exists within the world of Lord of the Mysteries.
Fate's Reboot, Error's Theft, and the Fool's Fooling can only interfere with localized time to a very limited extent. Even a Great Old One couldn't do it-and this was precisely why I didn't dare seek out the Evernight Goddess after traveling back.
Authority over time was too powerful.
Gods might not care that you came from another world, but they couldn't possibly disregard your ability to travel through time-to when they were still weak, and kill them.
*If the Mother Goddess of Depravity really achieved "time travel" through Mr. Door, then this game between Earth and the Outer Deities would