Selûne asked a bit dazed, "Is Rose out of her mind? When Kelemvor goes crazy, even Cyric is scared."
Shar said coldly, "There's no telling how many Demon Lords in the Bottomless Abyss hate Kelemvor, the kind who opens a gate and charges into the Abyss on a bloody rampage the moment he recalls the past.
Since Rose humiliated him like that, as long as that black spider doesn't leave her lair, Kelemvor lacks the ability to force his way through all those front-line Abyss lords to take her down.
As for now, do you really think Jergal would let Kelemvor interfere? The moment Midnight fell, that old and cunning skull locked a furious Kelemvor inside that crystal tower in the City of the Dead."
Selûne said in mild disapproval, "I don't think Jergal will wait until the very end to release Kelemvor.
The current Lord of Death is the one Jergal is most satisfied with out of all he has changed so far... someone capable of sharing his divine portfolio without losing their mind from a sudden surge of power, and without feeling that Jergal should have vanished long ago.
So Jergal won't completely alienate Kelemvor.
After all, that fellow possesses the guts for mutual destruction; if he genuinely gets furious, he might just self-destruct right in the River Styx.
As for whether he won't be angry once he finds out later, do you think that's possible?
Kelemvor might never rekindle old flames with Midnight, but he won't just stand by and watch someone humiliate Midnight like this either—and isn't this ultimately a humiliation of himself as well?
Should Midnight actually fall for it, to a Kelemvor who treasures past bonds so deeply, that would be absolute disgrace, and the once soul-stirring romance between them would completely turn into