Lukalia cracked open.
It wasn't a ntal breakdown; it was a physical cracking open.
The circular mirror shattered in half, each half held casually by Luhier and Herbert.
Of course, her mind wasn't spared either; it also cracked open.
Why didn't anyone tell he could transfer prisoners from other floors into different cells!!?
Previously, after being firmly rejected by Lukalia, Herbert didn't say anything else and directly opened the teleportation gate to the Mirror Space.
You won't let see?
Fine.
Then I'll do it myself.
Herbert, without a word, directly entered the Mirror Space with Sword Guard Luhier, capturing Lukalia's replica, charging in with an unreasonable attitude.
When the Fallen Angels descended into the Mirror Space, Lukalia realized she was wrong.
This Fallen Angel wasn't just as strong as she thought, but... much stronger.
So strong it's almost unreasonable.
Being able to teleport might be forgivable, as many strong individuals have so special mobility skills.
But!
Once or twice would be forgivable.
Why do you keep teleporting endlessly!!?
Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh —
In the Mirror Space, Luhier displayed quite a terrifying teleportation ability, disappearing and then reappearing sowhere else out of thin air again and again.
Each ti, Lukalia's carefully prepared trapping array failed, and she could only watch helplessly as they easily passed through her Thousand Mirror Net.
Is this right?
Friend, doesn't your teleportation ability have any limits?
Seemingly to show off or prove his power, Luhier simply lowered his wings and embraced Herbert with four arms across his chest.
She neither flew nor walked, choosing to teleport throughout in a showy manner.
Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh —
Feet not touching the ground, taking Herbert on a wild chase through the Mirror Space — all while heading in the right direction.
The painstakingly built mirror maze was of no use at all!
No, how do they not get lost!!?
Absurd, truly absurd.
Although the Fallen Angels hadn't demonstrated any real combat prowess, just with this unlimited teleportation capability, it was enough to raise her danger level to the highest in Lukalia's mind.
This is truly an opponent whom even if you give your all, you cannot defeat.
Against such an enemy, it's a nightmare.
Catch, can't catch.
Escape, can't escape.
Unless you rely on sheer personal strength, otherwise you're likely dood.
Unfortunately, Lukalia wasn't the combat-oriented type.
Were it not for Miss Mirror Demon's instinctive grasp of space laws, continuously transferring within the Mirror World, her real body might have long been directly attacked face-to-face.
Even so, Miss Mirror Demon didn't last more than ten minutes before she raised the white flag and surrendered, voluntarily dismantling the mirror maze and openly welcoming the two unwelco guests.
Surrender!
I quit playing!
After dozens of rounds of cat and mouse gas, Lukalia also noticed that Herbert and the others didn't an any harm, purely having mischievous fun at her expense.
Although the Mirror Space is said to have mirror spaces within it that can extend infinitely, it ultimately has a pattern, and the end can be found.
Especially, as an "attachnt," Lukalia more deeply understood Herbert and Luhier's intentions from the perspective of her replica.
By the fifth minute, they already had the ability to directly teleport in front of her, but they chose not to act.
Like playing cat and mouse, teasingly moving close, watching her flee in a sorry state.
Yes.
They wanted to see her "powerless to resist" pathetic appearance.
These two, their personalities are truly awful!
To avoid further humiliation, Lukalia finally gave herself so dignity, choosing to surrender voluntarily rather than be forcibly captured.
Before her body, Mirror Lukalia gazed wistfully at Herbert.
Does this comply with the rules?
Can the Prison Warden unilaterally let prisoners run wild?
Who can tell !!?
Additionally, can the Prison Warden lead prisoners to other cells to commit misdeeds?
Answer !
Finally, Lukalia couldn't hold back, muttering: "This doesn't comply with the rules of the Disciplinary Hall, you're neglecting your duty! You're letting criminals run rampant!"
Hmm?
Herbert was stunned after hearing this complaint, then couldn't help but laugh.
Listen, listen, how novel!
A prisoner is actually discussing the law with , the Prison Warden.
If Herbert really were a proper Paladin, then he would certainly explain the "compliance and legality" of his actions to Lukalia, using eloquent words to prove his innocence.
But he's not.
Herbert is quite an unorthodox Paladin.
"Rules?"
Herbert chuckled at this and winked at the mirror's reflection, saying with a smile, "Don't you understand? Now, in this prison, my word is law."
My rules are the rules!
Miss, if you think I am the dark power today, then that's what I am today.
Bun, won't you support this?
"... Hmph."
Ultimately, Miss Mirror Demon, intimidated by Herbert (Luhier), ceased her argunt, rely letting out a cold snort and saying nothing more.
With Lukalia silent, Herbert finally turned his attention to the mirror in front of him.
"Is this your true form?"
He glanced at it, unable to resist exclaiming, "Isn't this quite handso? What's there to hide and not show others?"
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