Did Saine truly intend to take Lady of the Night into the Wizard Alliance?
Probably not!
Saine's words on the battlefield could also be seen as a comprehensive crushing of Lady of the Night and the Dark Alliance legions under her command, from strength to mentality.
Only the side holding an absolute advantage would so brazenly recruit its opponent right on the battlefield.
Of course, part of the reason Saine had softened his attitude toward Lady of the Night was that—
This level-seven main god had been among the first of Faelun Continent's modern native gods to wish to leave Faelun Continent.
For that, she had even been willing to cooperate with the notoriously vile Purgatory demons.
Ignorance was not frightening. What was frightening was knowing full well that one was trapped in ignorance and hardship, yet refusing to strive forward and instead burrowing ever deeper into the mire.
Lady of the Night was clearly one of the very few among Faelun Continent's gods who had already "Awakened."
Judging from her urgent desire to leave Faelun Continent and explore the world beyond this sealed world, Lady of the Night likely had little attachment to Faelun Continent left.
Of the three newly ascended level-seven main gods currently on Faelun Continent, Lady of the Night was the only one Saine could possibly say such words of recruitment to.
As for the other two, whether the God of Justice or the God of Elements, both were targets the Wizard Civilization Expeditionary Force was certain to erase from its plans.
Faced with Saine's direct recruitment on the battlefield, Lady of the Night, hidden amid darkness and shadows, could not help letting out a soft laugh.
It was an exceptionally pleasant female voice, carrying the air of maturity.
From beginning to end, Lady of the