No matter what, the matter in Long Saddle Town was finally brought to a close.
Lynn had Liszt inform Hill that their side had to put in a little effort... The various factions of Toril tacitly chose to hand over the subsequent handling of the Habel Family to the Justice Knights of Tyr.
Those ordinary residents in Long Saddle Town, as well as other mages, including apprentices, who had survived by attaching themselves to the Habel Family but were abandoned, all needed to go through the Faction Detection spell of the Knights of Justice... Those who passed were required to live in Luskan.
Hill was somewhat dissatisfied with this... Luskan nominally still belonged to his territory, and he was not very willing to take on these troubles.
However, Lynn spoke calmly and cruelly: Luskan must have its own defense force, and even the Temple of Tyr could not be completely relied upon.
What if something happened to Tyr? What if there was another time like this when no divine magic was available?
Even if the Knights of Justice were willing to risk their lives, how many lives did they have to risk?
The people of Toril would not pin their hopes entirely on the Undead.
After all, how long could the Undead help defend the city of Luskan? Visitors from other worlds could leave at any time.
The descent of the Half-Orcs into the lowlands paid no heed to the seasons; as long as the food on the Spine of the World was insufficient, they would charge down and make a wave... Half-Orcs were the only race in Toril whose birth rate could rival that of Goblins, and furthermore, they had no reproductive isolation from most races.
These people being sent to Luskan did not mean they were the formal