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Funnily enough, the real Lucifer didn't catch on what Judgement was about to do. Moon, on the other hand? She did.

This implies that for all of their antagonism, Judgement never really blasted Lucy, whereas Moon likely had at least one disguise ruined by sudden pyromancy to the face.

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Grave-tan said in comment #2618179:

Funnily enough, the real Lucifer didn't catch on what Judgement was about to do. Moon, on the other hand? She did.

This implies that for all of their antagonism, Judgement never really blasted Lucy, whereas Moon likely had at least one disguise ruined by sudden pyromancy to the face.

Lucy did invite her to the movies to watch talking animal flicks so she does understand that trying to smooth things over between the two is the best option if they are going to be in close proximity to one another.

Doesn't change the fact that Judgment really doesn't mind blasting her, but Lucy does make the effort to reconcile... regardless of the outcome.

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FRien said in comment #2617778:

Mmm. I'm a bit confused, but I'll hazard it means that there's always something above you, and if it's not human, it's divine?

It hits multiple things, really. Just a funny from the "peerless under heaven" bit.

Its more like Yixuan is earth and the 'largest mountain', and Remielle is heaven and the 'weight of heaven'. And between them is Wise who knows no peer

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Reminds me of the classic Frost Report sketch with John Cleese and the Two Ronnies:

JOHN CLEESE: I look down upon him, because I am upper-class.

RONNIE BARKER: I look up to him, because he is upper-class, but I look down upon him, because he is lower-class. I am middle-class.

RONNIE CORBETT: I know my place.