Chapter 49 Alt POV.

With a holy hall filled with the soft whispers of a choir of innocent cherubs was a table. And at the lovingly crafted and engraved wooden table were three beings. Two of them had halos of light above their head with beautiful pure white wings glowing with holy light coming from their backs. And the last was the human Griselda Quarta who previously met Moria at his cathedral.

"The Lunarians have been almost rendered extinct by Moria when he broke their pocket realm and forced the void of space within their realm." The sole male at the table spoke softly and although it was clear he looked a little morose at the thought but he obviously knew that drastic measures needed be to taken during the attack upon the world. As he continued with a small frown. "The mountain god Moria has taken creation and reversed it into something akin to conceptual destruction or entropy that goes beyond the divinity and magic-based destruction of destruction gods and the likes of the Power of Destruction. And that's dangerous to say simply."

The female angel sighed with a sad smile as she responded to the male angel. "It's a bad situation all around Micheal, the Lunarians... We still have no idea why they attacked and with Moria killing the leadership in his attack we may never truly know at all." Gabriel the most beautiful angel of heaven softly spoke before she took a breath and then in unison, the two angels looked at Griselda. "And has the church and our exorcists had any luck in finding that miscreant Cao Cao?" Gabriel said with some coldness entering her voice.

As much as Gabriel loved humanity and their freedoms... Oh how she hated as much as she could, those humans who were lucky to be given their father's gifts, and then they not only squandered their gifts but actively worked against humanity. It was truly as though their father's gift was poison at times with how Dimension Lost was making it impossible for them to find the wielder of the True Longinus.

Griselda grimaced but shook her head with a frown coming across her face. "No Lady Gabriel, all we know is that the Hero Faction is connected to the Hindu faction and like the rest of the Khaos Brigade they have bases within the Dimensional Gap... Not somewhere human exorcists can explore or gather information on with how only I myself, Dulio, and Vasco Strada can survive in the void between dimensions for any amount of time." She reported and the angels shared a sad look before Gabriel blinked.

"Do you think we could call upon Moria to help find the Longinus wielder as he does have some bad blood for how that man brought Gensokyo back to earth? That or perhaps, he could ask the Earth Mother for her help as -" As Gabriel went to continue with some excitement she loudly squeaked making Micheal and Griselda jolt in place as from the wooden table that they were all sitting with, came the figure they spoke of.

Tiamat lazily grew from the table laying on her side as she looked at the two angels and the sole human nun, the very same nun that her beloved son had some idle fantasies about said nun and her exorcist adopted daughter. "You rang?" Tiamat drawled chuckling at Micheal's frozen expression.

As this meeting wasn't happening here on Earth in the Vatican, it was in the highest clouds of Heaven, within a hall connected to the throne room that controlled the very Christian Heaven. "Tiamat. How did you get here and more importantly... No will you help us?" Micheal asked before realizing as he was going to ask about how much she heard and realized it truly didn't matter.

It was beyond clear that Tiamat had heard literally everything with the smug smile she wore as she idly played with her blue hair. "Hmm." Tiamat pondered. Honestly, she was curious about not about how to help as she knew literally where that one-eyed rat Cao Cao was even now... And how she found his delusions of getting revenge on her just so adorable. Part of the reason she was thinking of refusing the little moths in front of her was just to watch Cao Cao's plans come along only to laugh when they completely failed against her in all ways.

For nothing could kill Tiamat within the scope of the Earth, nor the Heavens. Only should he go beyond the Heavens and become a sage at the level of the Buddha would that be possible but he had his desires and his pride would bar him from ever attaining such a state of being.

Either way, Tiamat pondered over the angel's question before she answered curiously. "And why should either of us help you? I myself gain nothing back from the Christian god returning nor does my son really as should he desire your flesh Gabriel, he could take you with no real consequence as that's the way of these modern gods no?"

Griselda bristled at the idea of her 'Lady Gabriel' being defiled but Gabriel merely smiled and shook her head as she softly responded. "But he would not do that." She said simply and Tiamat also nodded as if that was a fact. She could care less what her adorable son got up to... If he wanted to hold a magnifying glass under over these ants, that was his right as a future planetary being who would embody countless worlds in the future.

Or he could nurture those ants into beings who could create lesser worlds like some of the other planetary beings she knew of that shared their energies of creation to allow the lesser beings within their sphere of influence to grow to into pale form's of themselves.

"But I would honor my oath to be a wife for him and give my totality to him." Gabriel continued and Tiamat rolled her eyes at that.

"Oh, you little stainless holy doll. Truly I don't approve of anyone taking the position of my adoring son's wife as that would imply that the two are equal... But no one born of this world will be equal to him as they will never become a planetary being and live truly eternally for quintillions of years if not longer... For all you supernatural beings who say you are immortal, it's interesting how none of you are more than ten thousand years old." Tiamat said pointedly and Gabriel only gave a knowing smile making Tiamat's face twitch before she snorted.

"Fine, here." Tiamat said shortly and then she threw a compass at Griselda. "That compass will lead you to that which you desire most... I will be taking that back in a week if you don't acquire him by then." Tiamat's smile was naught but a sneer as she sunk back into the wooden table with only a whisper being left. "It doesn't matter if it's the Hindu, Greek, or whether you are in another dimension... So long as you are a parasite living off my flesh I can watch and listen to your every move."

And with that Tiamat's overwhelming presence was gone.