There's a lot Lucifer does not manage to process at once, jumbled and crossed over through his mind. Notably, what sticks out strangely through the screeching and screaming: he's going to have to tell Wanda he made a mistake.

Though his statement to her likely still holds accuracy. Regardless the version of Michael, she should be worried about him with the same level of Lucifer.

But then all his chaotic thoughts fall away to silence at the mention of dead returning to life. Right. The omens. As much as he wants the power of the Singularity he's getting real tired of it screwing with him like this. First his Father, now Michael? Both all wrapped up with the curse of his Cage?

"Oh, shove it," he drawls, his exhaustion with all of this feeding into what Michael's already seeing from him. His voice twists into a sneer, and he's drawn-up with tension. "I am done with these games."

But the diner--the diner is what keeps tripping him up. What keeps his mind trying to process fact from fiction and falling back into the latter because that's what is always, always has been.