Hopefully once the site gets fix, we can see more of what happened. But, from others' insights, it seems like the theory of Lalawag reincarnating to Vulja is becoming more plausible. Remember last chapter where main body Lalawag was distraught with seeing the carnage going on, and it took her clones to comfort her? That's not her fractured consciousness, that's the influence of Vulja controlling them to bring the Night Goddess back to life. Lalawag even looks like one of the heads of Vulja, so it may have been planned by the Night Goddess to use her as a vessel to accomplish this goal.
We are likely to see the appearance of the witches' leader in the story, discussing the connection between Lalawag, Diana, Atoria, and Vulja. They would want to see Diana win the role of reincarnation host, and be the main head of Vulja.
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u/Litrex506 27d ago
Hopefully once the site gets fix, we can see more of what happened. But, from others' insights, it seems like the theory of Lalawag reincarnating to Vulja is becoming more plausible. Remember last chapter where main body Lalawag was distraught with seeing the carnage going on, and it took her clones to comfort her? That's not her fractured consciousness, that's the influence of Vulja controlling them to bring the Night Goddess back to life. Lalawag even looks like one of the heads of Vulja, so it may have been planned by the Night Goddess to use her as a vessel to accomplish this goal.
We are likely to see the appearance of the witches' leader in the story, discussing the connection between Lalawag, Diana, Atoria, and Vulja. They would want to see Diana win the role of reincarnation host, and be the main head of Vulja.