Together they tracked the Archmage to a cave and were able to retrieve the book and return it to Castle Wyvern, saving Prince Malcolm's life. The Clan's leader, known later as Hudson was entrusted to bring back the book and he decided to take Goliath, by this point the Clan's second-in-command, and "Angel" with him. In a last attempt to kill Prince Malcolm, the human leader at the time, the Archmage shot him with a poisonous dart which only a spell from the Grimorum Arcanorum could cure. In 984, her former teacher the Archmage tried to take over Wyvern but was defeated. "Angel" grew older and became one of the greatest warriors of the Clan, protecting the humans of the Castle but remaining troubled over the vision of the future she saw and becoming more and more angry by the humans' treatment of her and her kind. ( "Vows") "Angel" lost her virginity to Goliath (and he to her) that night. Afterward, "Angel" and Goliath attended Prince Malcolm's wedding she broke the Phoenix Gate in half there, giving one half of it to him as a token of her love, while keeping the other half for the same purpose.
The Archmage, furious, cast her off as his apprentice then and there. "Angel" then returned herself and the two time travelers to 975, where she hid the Phoenix Gate from the Archmage, pretending that she had lost it. The Goliath from the future did what he could to comfort her, urging her to not worry about this catastrophe but to remain true to her love. "Angel" was horrified at her future self's coldness and callousness, and refused to become like her, but was also disturbed at what she had seen. There, the older Demona showed the younger one the aftermath of the Wyvern Massacre and Goliath's petrified form on the battlements, urging her to use the Phoenix Gate to avert this disaster and destroy the humans. Just after "Angel" stole the Gate, an older version of herself appeared with a duplicate Phoenix Gate, and whisked them both away to the year 994, accompanied by an older version of Goliath (both from the year 1995).
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