—Then what consequences would there be if it couldn't be delivered?
Because the hosts of the Tea Party stood far too high, their so-called "invitations" inevitably carried a degree of coercion.
Even if the Twelve Heavenly Gods had not personally delivered the invitation letters into Alvitr's and the others' hands, that remained true.
As the "messenger," Dark had no choice but to do his utmost.
And—
That was not all he needed to consider.
The Snow Mountain Goddess Temple that the expedition team was investigating was of a level far beyond all the "divine relics" that had appeared thus far.
Dark had already anticipated this while he was still in the Free City. Now that he had learned more, he was even more certain of his guess.
And wealth should not be flaunted.
The fact that Alvitr and the others were inside some "divine relic" should have been discovered the moment the Twelve Heavenly Gods realized that their invitation letters could not be delivered.
It was only because this was the special period of the [Resurrection of Gods], with "divine relics" constantly surfacing across the continent, that it had not drawn too much attention.
But if Dark and the others activated the teleportation function on the "invitation letter" inside the Snow Mountain Goddess Temple...
Setting aside whether they could successfully teleport to the Heavenly Court from within the Snow Mountain Goddess Temple—
If they could teleport, would that not completely expose the existence of the Snow Mountain Goddess Temple to the Twelve Heavenly Gods?
No matter what.
This was something that had to be taken seriously.
But that meant Dark's task was not merely to deliver the invitation letters to Alvitr and the others. He would also have to leave the temple with them and activate the "teleportation" outside