Going with option 2 — Eden suffers partial damage in the outer regions before the three archangels reach the Tree and stop the rest. This keeps continuity intact: the Tree survives (as we wrote), but the destruction wasn't bloodless — there's real loss for Eve to react to, real stakes, and her grief is earned rather than contradicted.Flow Check: YES, with this framing. This flows from Chapter One Hundred Twenty. While Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael were making their way toward the Tree, the purification had already begun working outward through the garden's edges, and that destruction did happen before they intervened. Eve, watching from the palace, is seeing the early damage in real time — not knowing yet that her brothers in Heaven are about to stop the rest.Enhancement Check: YES. This section is under 1000 words and needs expansion. We also need one adjustment: instead of "the Tree... was consumed," we frame it as Eve fearing/perceiving the Tree is about to be consumed, which set
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