If it had been someone else facing such a sudden, bizarre situation, they would probably have been left completely at a loss.
No one but another god could solve a god's problems.
Because the limits of mortal understanding made it impossible to even touch upon that body of knowledge.
Experience one had never gone through was often the root cause of failure.
Yet Li Wei happened to be an exception.
He was the inheritor of Karsus, Netheril's god-thief, and in some ways, he could even be considered a student of the first-generation goddess Mithriel in another time and space.
On top of that, they had a prior record of remaking that stretch of Dead Weave in the Underdark for their own use. So while Li Wei still did not understand the truth of the Weave clearly, it was not wholly unfamiliar to him either.
At the same time, he was the contractor of Waukeen, Goddess of Trade and Wealth. During the Moonsea War, he had even used a weakened Avatar of Karsus to draw solely upon Waukeen's divine power without touching her divine spark or portfolio.
Finally, he had once been forced to merge with the Void Star God, using the Star God's power to violently crack the core of the world's rules within the Hall of the Gods, thus setting off that Saints' Calamity of Ragnarok.
Strictly speaking, then, although Li Mou Long was not a god, he was already an old hand who had gone to prison three times.
Gods held little so-called sanctity or mystery for him.
So when he saw Anna and the others' predicament, the first thought that sprang into Li Wei's mind was:
Could he use the slimes' hive-mind network to help Anna share the Weave's burden, just as they had remade the Dead