"Aladdin's Lamp's promise?" Liszt laughed. "That sounds a little dangerous.
Waiting for someone destined to release her—that would be ridiculous... If she was left somewhere no living person could possibly pass through, wouldn't she be trapped there for the rest of her life?
Haha~
It would be fine if we arrived early, but if we came too late, would we have to fight her to release her?"
Hill turned his head toward the Wind Elemental Lord, who showed no reaction inside the cage, and frowned. "This one is probably an elemental god.
"Although elementals are slow at everything they do, it isn't because they react slowly. It's because they're easily distracted... To them, most things aren't important, except their own moods.
"When they're looking for fun, they move very quickly, and any kind of fun will do. Even a simple game of catch can keep them entertained for years.
"So they don't like loneliness very much.
"Many Elemental Lords eventually choose to become divine power, or even bind themselves to certain worlds, because that gives them things to do and fun to watch.
"But elemental gods like this one hate loneliness the most. They break down very easily... So compared to other Gods, once they become bored, they fall into extremely deep sleep."
"She... hung that wind vortex tail on the cage to wait for someone to come, then went to sleep herself?" Purvi sighed. "People who can't die... really dare to think and act!
"She'll definitely have something in common with the Undead."
"Hmm..." Hill wanted to deny it, but when he thought of the elemental creatures in his territory who had quickly become friendly with the Undead and started playing with them, he gave up.
"Sir, you don't seem very keen on waking her up?" Liszt exposed the