In the end, my expression slowly changed.
After all, I knew that it was impossible for her to be an Apostle of Destruction.
It wasn't that there was any evidence against this, it was just that the feeling that she gave off was different from the Apostles of Destruction. There wasn't the same kind of fanaticism that the Apostles of Destruction had.
It even seemed like she held a grudge against the forces of Destruction.
So it didn't seem likely that she would actually work for the God of Destruction, much less worship them.
But what she said really did raise a good point.
If the destruction energy actually contained the basic materials of creation, then what happened to them after the divine energy purified them.
After all, it wasn't as if the divine energy would actually just make these basic materials disappear without a trace. So there had to be something that was happening to the basic material inside of the destruction energy.
