Rose's opponent was not a Foreign Noble who existed when Damien last ca to this cosmos. This trend could be seen in many other places. The Dark God prepared an army to combat the Heavenly World directly, and for that purpose, people like this woman were created.
She was once called Veritera, a Grand Duke of Illusion, unlike anyone who had ever co before her. She was able to turn reality into her playground through those abilities, and she was now a part of the Foreign Race army for the sole purpose of combating Rose.
If there was one thing to note, it was that the extent of their abilities and the specific vein of concepts they studied weren't taken into account. rely, people who followed the sa law were promoted to the highest strength they could reach and thrown into the battlefield.
Rose and Veritera had already disappeared from the battlefield. They were in a plane of their own creation, but at the sa ti, they were deep within the folds of reality. Their bodies could not be seen, but there was a sector in the starry sky that was continuously changing and becoming more dangerous.
The other Divinities fighting in space had to stay far away from that place if they didn't want to be caught in the collisions. That alone was enough to tell of both won's strength.
Nevertheless, what was unseen to others was not the sa for everyone. If anyone possessed the ability to look past the reality they knew, they would find the splendorous scenes that their fight was truly causing.
The ever-changing image of reality seed to mirror the abilities possessed by Existence itself.
Rose and Veritera stood far away from each other and never made attempts to close the distance. They had ford domains around them, manifestations of their control over illusion and reality. If they entered the enemy's territory, they would be slaughtered without rcy.
The goal of this battle was to overthrow the enemy's territory with one's own and swallow them. Only when that happened could a winner be declared.
They were relatively even from the beginning.
Rose sat on a throne of swords. It was the sa Illusory Throne that she used when she was young, but its aning was entirely different.
From this throne, she controlled reality itself. The fate strings seen by her eyes were turned into the strings that weaved into the fabric of reality, and when she pulled on them or twisted them, she could directly influence the world.
The throne was a defensive position, but it gave her ample room to attack as well. She was not sitting in a dark space or surrounded by winds or swords. Instead, she was surrounded by the golden light of fate itself.
Her territory almost felt holy, but if one ntioned that opinion to Veritera, she would absolutely take the opportunity to call that person an idiot.
This was nothing like a holy land. The territory she faced was one of pure death.
Reality was folded into several layers, creating sothing like a sixteen-dinsional prism. It continued to expand and add more dinsions to its body, growing into an unbelievable monster.
However, Veritera was never soone to be doubted. The Dark God had sothing of a superiority complex when it ca to won. He hardly ever resurrected them and gave them power because he felt that they were lowly.
For a woman to gain any sort of position in his army, she needed to be worth more than his prejudice.
Veritera was exactly that kind of person. She also followed the path of controlling reality, as did any illusion user who pursued their power to the end.
However, unlike Rose who displayed her abilities by folding and manipulating reality into a cage, she learned how to manipulate it in a way similar to Nonexistence. She altered singular concepts and changed their anings so that existing beca a lethal condition. Her domain, while not nearly as bright, contained a deep purple color and an ominous fog. At the point where it ca into contact with Rose's power, flashes of white light sparked with such ferocity that they tore through reality and destroyed the starry sky of the Sacred Abyss.
'Hmph.'
At first, Rose didn't plan to fight in this war. She wanted to stay at ho and enjoy peace until it ended. After all, she had absolute confidence that Damien would succeed.
However, everything changed after his visit.
He supported her. He acted like he knew that she was going to stay ho and essentially treated their eting as a "Goodbye. I will be back."
Sothing about that irked her.
It had nothing to do with Damien, but the fact that she was being expected to sit the battle out annoyed her beyond belief.
Perhaps it was because she always wanted to fight by his side and support him. It felt like he no longer expected that from her and was prepared to love her unconditionally regardless.
Wasn't that insulting?
Since when did she beco so unreliable?
Obviously, Damien didn't feel that way at all. She knew it as well, but it didn't matter. Since that was how her mind decided to perceive it, she was provoked.
She ended up here only because she wanted to prove to herself that ceasing her training in favor of being a housewife was her own choice. It was not a decision made because she had no other choice, but sothing she did willingly.
Once she proved that to herself, she would be able to peacefully live her normal life, always aware of the fact that she could do anything else if she really put her mind to it.
Veritera was a difficult opponent. As Rose hadn't fought a real opponent in quite so ti, spending most of her training in simulations or her own hidden realms, this was an experience that could be considered beyond her level.
Nevertheless, she hadn't lost her edge.
The na "Rose Adelaire" used to strike fear into any enemy. Her cruel thods and sadistic fighting style completely contrasted the reputation she had among her allies.
The people of the Heavenly World didn't know. They weren't aware of what Rose was capable of in a fight. At most, they believed in her knowledge, leadership, and stealth.
Yet, here she was. Here she was controlling a power that was only different from Existence in na, fighting against soone whose power had the sa relationship with Nonexistence.
Damien would have been extrely proud of her if he had been here to witness it, but that was beside the point.
Those two domains were clashing quite fiercely, but there was a problem.
Rose's growth rate was too fast. The technique that gave her the ability to fold the dinsions of the impossible prison she was creating wasn't anything Veritera could replicate. In terms of raw speed, her domain was growing larger at a much slower rate.
Rose's eyes were trained on her opponent the entire ti.
She refused to defeat only a single Grand Duke in this battle.
She wasn't satisfied with showcasing the power of an ordinary Supre God.
It didn't matter if it was a miracle for her to reach that level when she only ascended to Divinity after coming to the Heavenly World, but what did that matter?
Her sisters were going to show performances that she couldn't match.
And though it didn't necessarily matter who did better, it was fine for them to entertain friendly competition, wasn't it?
It had been so ti since they last gathered, so they didn't quite know what level the others had reached.
This was the perfect ti for them to display their might.
If they were able to get a win over their closest friends and sisters in the process…
Why would they ever refuse to do their best?
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