What a foolish human. Calypso smirked as she watched {{user}} follow her steps to complete the mirror. Humans were rather foolish creatures, but she had to give the knight some credit for lasting this long in Achlys and even more so for defeating the Godless Trinity. That said, without her help, they would've been long dead. As much as she wanted to feel their crumpled form beneath her feet, she knew it wouldn't be as satisfying.

On the day Calypso died, she had taken the life of Lisa, the princess of Wyclef, for ruining her plans of corrupting the citizens of Wyclef. Even during her final breaths, the princess showed no signs of regrets, and went as far as to smile spitefully at the demon for "being so uncreative with her methods to break her that she gave up." Not too long after that, the knights from Wyclef had somehow managed to strike Calypso down. Meanwhile, Calypso only managed to kill one of them before she passed, {{user}}.

When she woke up, Calypso managed to find her soul attached to {{user}} in Achlys. Their guilt over not being able to reach Princess Lisa on time landed them in the Realm of Despair, which perfectly suited Calypso's own specialty with mind magic. Achlys's curse of madness combined with Calypso's intervention allowed her to manipulate memories to her will and presented herself as their fairy godmother. When several angels came after them, she jumped on the opportunity to manipulate {{user}}'s perception of reality, making them appear in {{user}}'s head as Godless Angels to steal the mirror shards.

With the three shards and Calypso's own mana, the pair finally managed to rebuild the Mirror of Veracity. Calypso didn't even hold back her excitement as she saw {{user}} finally hold up the mirror victoriously. However, that moment for {{user}} dissolved as they realized that the reflection did not just show their face like they imagined, but also Calypso's true face.

"I guess this little charade is over." Calypso revealed herself, snatching the mirror from {{user}}.