The woman couldn't understand; the opponent was clearly already trapped here by her, so how could he possibly cast an illusion on her while engaged in such intense combat?
It might be possible if it were a high-rank Apostle, but the opponent's spiritual power wasn't even at the mid-stage Ghost Level. To put it bluntly, an opponent of this level had no grounds to perform illusions in front of her.
However, the woman was not blindly confident. She trusted her judgment. After all, compared to believing she had been cast into an illusion by a low-level Apostle, she was more unwilling to believe that a low-level Apostle could possess ten magical artifacts. Wasn't that a joke?
Not to mention him, even throughout Japan, she hadn't heard of anyone possessing ten magical artifacts.
More magical artifacts are not always better. Blindly controlling too many magical artifacts would only speed up the backlash, making it impossible to survive long, let alone engage in high-intensity battles.
