Selûne tilted her head, her long silver hair sweeping through the breeze in a beautiful arc. "You don't know? Who are you trying to fool?
You don't know why you accepted him?
Not skinning him alive and tearing him apart would be letting yourself off too easily."
"Ugh!" Shar sighed softly. "It's actually nothing major. He was simply feeling guilty because he'd done something wrong, so he was desperately searching for a way out.
"It's just that once this is exposed, Oghma might come looking for trouble with me. At the very least, he'll have to lecture me about it. Tsk, that guy is so long-winded. It's annoying."
"What do you mean?" Selûne reacted quickly to this sort of thing. "Could it be that Ulrant actually favors Oghma over Mystra? How is that possible? How could Black Eye fall for a Mage who might be won over by Oghma?"
"Knowledge is intoxicating.
"What's more, he's a Divination Mage who loves books. Of course he'd be more inclined to pay attention to the God who brings knowledge... Of course, he might simply prefer the Sages in Oghma's Monastery who don't meddle in anything." Shar's tone remained calm. "Black Eye, who truly made Candlekeep bow its head, is dead. Midnight doesn't care, and she handed Candlekeep over to Saffras... Divination Mages are different from other people. They don't particularly like this God of Divination.
"In their eyes, whether it's Alando or Agatha, they fit the image of the God of Divination better... Saffras knows a great many things, but he likes to keep them to himself. He only speaks when he receives certain revelations related to the world... Though it's more likely that Fate needs him to speak.
"Ulrant was also the sort who believed prophecies should be made public. His actions