Hill truly had no way of telling from Selûne's desire for a map whether she wanted leverage against Shar's followers.
But since she had not refuted her sister at all, the Lady of Night must have been right.
"Amaunator has been resurrected!" Selûne finally said indignantly. "Aren't you his only confirmed enemy?"
Shar gave a cold laugh. "You'd better understand one thing first... I was the one who designated him my eternal enemy.
As long as I don't make the first move, even if the Ancient Night Temple stands right beside his temple, he won't do anything extra!
Amaunator... Heh, was he worthy of talking about justice?"
"But would you really refrain from acting?" Selûne said dismissively. "You were even planning to train your Night followers into an army just to deal with him!"
"That Divine Artifact isn't as useful as you think. It still depends on whether its wielder has a talent for military command. If it's that Undead one, there probably won't be a problem. But Iltmarra... she's decent at schemes, but forget everything else. She can barely manage." Shar answered softly. "If the Justice Knights took action, the Ancient Night Temple's followers could only retreat in defeat. After all this time, they can only defend."
Hmm... Hill thought silently. On Toril, in a head-on battle with equal numbers, how many military forces could surpass the Justice Knights?
Especially when they fought for their beliefs and the justice in their hearts.
"But Tyr would only choose to stop you and your priests from destroying the world." Selûne said with a grin. "He would never take the initiative to trouble you."
"Hmph..." Shar snorted with a laugh, offering no comment on Tyr's way of doing things.
The god of justice, who had always been hot-blooded and overflowing with zeal,