In these memories, Angel still didn’t know who that person was and could only temporarily presume him to be “Shava,” Angel’s projection in the Nightmare Realm.
Although his identity was unclear, Angel now understood one thing, his arrival from the Nightmare Realm was not his true form, but an avatar.
Just a mere avatar was capable of destroying the Demon God’s True Spirit, such strength was simply unimaginable to Angel.
Perhaps… it had reached some indescribable level?
After viewing the entire memory, Angel also sorted out the series of events through these memories.
Initially, Popota kept urging him to initiate the descent. However, Angel was deeply reluctant to be subject to the Demon God, but if he didn’t initiate the descent, what was he to do against the Lord of the Flameless?
Angel thought about the “flipping the table” event that happened in the Night Demon City.
After all, this place was the Abyss, so even if the Nightmare Realm Queen arrived, it wouldn’t be the Wizards’ Realm being destroyed.
Angel wanted to replicate that event. If he could flip the table again, maybe there was a glimmer of hope.
But the incident in Night Demon City had some coincidences, as well as the turning point of becoming a Nightmare Realm due to heaven’s time and location, which facilitated that opportunity.
It was not easy for Angel to replicate it.
Moreover, Angel had thought about it himself. From the Nightmare Realm Queen’s attitude, it seemed she harbored ill will towards him. Even if he did manage to flip the table, he probably couldn’t escape death in the end.
If this move couldn’t be used, then what should he do?
Then, he thought of the incident at Wind Whisper Valley.
Back in Wind Whisper Valley, Fafnir was very wary of the green “vine” patterns that appeared behind him, and Angel himself also felt that if he let the green vine continue to grow, it might eventually become a “gate” for that person to come across time and space.
Angel knew who the person behind the gate was.
At that time in Wind Whisper Valley, Angel suppressed the growth of the green patterns, because he did not know what consequences that person’s arrival would bring, and Sanders had more than once reminded him to be careful of Shava.
The other party wouldn’t help without reason, once a certain stage was reached, they would inevitably seek a repayment.
This time, Angel did not restrain himself. Thus, a series of events followed.
Although Angel had fallen into a coma during the battle with the Lord of the Flameless, these memories told Angel what had happened at that time.
After viewing these memories, Angel was silent for a long time, both shocked by the power of “Shava” and also feeling a sense of dread.
He slowly extended his hand, covering his right eye.
His right hand had changed, and so had his right eye.
Perhaps one day, from head to toe, he would no longer belong to himself but to another person. At that time, as Angel’s original consciousness, would he also disappear?
Angel was silent for a long while, only coming slowly back to his senses when he heard Greerwu’s tentative cries.
“Shop owner, you…” Greerwu started to ask if the shop owner knew what had happened.
But when Angel looked over, a flicker of fear passed through Greerwu’s eyes.
That cold gaze was exactly like that person! Even the chilling oppression was the same!
Could it be that the golden figure hadn’t disappeared but entered the shop owner’s body and taken over?
As Greerwu was uncertain, Angel stood up.
He could feel his body becoming incredibly strong, so strong that he still couldn’t control it himself.
He could also feel changes occurring in his right eye.
When he looked at Greerwu, Greerwu was so frightened that his cheeks turned pale, and he lowered his head, trembling.
However, Angel didn’t explore this for the moment.
Because he had another matter to attend to.
The memories that “that person” left him mostly consisted of memory images, the only thing with a subjective opinion was this matter.
With that thought, Angel turned his head to look at the Sparkling Green Tree, swaying in the wind.