"Rumble!" A tremendous blast, followed by a horrifically shrill roar—"Shar!"—reached the Floating Castle with perfect clarity.
"Hydra!" Shar chuckled softly. "Go bring back the Seat of Sakorsil! That spider is finished.
Ah... there's also a bunch of Steel Dragons lying on the ground. No idea how many of them died.
Forget it. I won't bother with those idiots or skin them alive. Just bring the chair back."
Hill turned his head curiously. "How did that explosion happen?
Even Rose's avatar was blown away, but that chair was unharmed?"
"Primordial Light and Primordial Darkness mixed together." Selûne chuckled. "As long as I don't fight Shar for control, she can make it explode whenever she wants."
"Who are you trying to fool? Your powers are clearly balanced! Otherwise, how could they have become a seal?" Lathander's bird eyes went wide.
"Once Larok came out, it wasn't balanced anymore!" Selûne said dismissively. "His darkness would naturally neutralize my light first!
Anyone could tell that once the Seat of Sakorsil fell into Rose's hands, Larok would definitely try to see whether he could take it back. Even if that Divine Artifact no longer held much value for him personally, who would willingly throw away a Greater Divine Artifact if they could reclaim it?
The Dead Moon Orb was completely out of the question. He would definitely try to snatch that chair. Hehe, Larok only feared Shar, who controlled Primordial Darkness. He didn't care about that spider at all.
Shar also wanted to save herself some trouble. Larok's soul was no weak thing.
If she had relied solely on sitting in that chair and slowly grinding him down, it would have taken years. Better to lure him out and kill him in one go!
Unfortunately, Larok wasn't stupid. While Shar sat on the Seat of