"You want..." The Blood Clan Council wanted to bypass Philip and speak to Solam directly. Solam immediately guessed roughly what they wanted.
The blood clan elder named Cavendish fell silent for a while before saying, "Your guess is correct. We hope you can grant Digla eternal oblivion..."
Philip had always believed that he bore an inescapable responsibility for Digla ending up like this. Therefore, no matter what the Blood Clan Council said, he had continued pleading for Digla, even willing to share his punishment, so long as Digla's life was spared.
But was it really that simple?
"Philip has always hoped to preserve Digla's life, but things are not as simple as you imagine. After Digla activated the ritual, he himself became a beacon for the Crimson Queen. Regardless of whether he can turn back now, one thing is certain: Digla has already drawn the Crimson Queen's attention. Being noticed by the Crimson Queen is not a good thing for any world. Can you understand? Though the blood clan does not operate in Faerun, we are still part of Faerun. We do not want this world to be destroyed. Therefore, Digla's existence must be erased!"
Solam fell silent for a while before saying somewhat hopefully, "Perhaps things are not as bad as you think. We all know that although the Crimson Queen is one of the Elder Evils, it is incomparably indifferent. Perhaps it will not care about a mere beacon like this, right?"
"...Your thinking is not necessarily wrong, Lord Solam, but have you forgotten what we just said? Do not use your own way of thinking to speculate about an existence like the Crimson Queen. Perhaps every record says that the Crimson Queen is an utterly cold and indifferent being, one that will never be moved by external