Selûne still could not understand, but she had long grown used to the vast gulf between her own thoughts and Shar's. She merely sighed. "You've always had your own ideas. All I can do is watch.
I only hope that after giving so much, you won't be left with nothing but disappointment in the end."
The corner of Shar's mouth twitched faintly. "Ever since a sun appeared in the world of Toril, I have never again been able to trust anyone completely.
Nothing I have done has crossed my own bottom line.
You needn't concern yourself with it."
Selûne helplessly drifted through the silvery-blue moonlight a few times... She knew it. The sun would always be an eternal topic between the sisters.
Although she did not regret bringing true light to Toril, Selûne would forever be puzzled over why she had chosen that celestial body and that eternal flame in the first place.
She truly believed that everything would be fine once Shar's anger passed... So many new lives had appeared in the world. How much more amusement had that brought to their tedious existence?
If Amaunator had not been the way he was, her younger sister would not have hated her for hundreds of thousands of years.
As for that other being related to the sun... she turned to glance at the Sun Peacock, which had tucked its head beneath its wings and was pretending to sleep. Toril's first glimmer of radiance had given birth to that thing.
Neither of them was any good. No wonder Shar got furious whenever she saw the two of them and refused to forgive Selûne.
Selûne slumped dejectedly into her crescent lounge chair, slowly fanning herself with an ivory lace folding fan that could spread open in a full circle. "Sigh~ No good