Hill was a little surprised.
So the only earth-related divine authority Gaia had left was disorderly chaos and decay.
The essence of darkness must have been devoured by the Lord of Hell, while the part of chaos inclined toward death and disintegration had also vanished without a trace.
Hill suspected Asmodeus had simply disdained what remained. After all, he was quite committed to evil order.
But Hill suspected he had also used a little Intelligence Reduction Spell and Energy Drain. Otherwise, how could Gaia have been stupid enough to use the law of decay on illusory leaves?
And she had even forgotten the wounded subordinates behind her.
Hill could practically see their wounds rapidly rotting as the black mist swept over them!
He frowned and had just raised his hand when he heard a faint voice transmission. "Hill, don't kill all of them. My darling children rarely get flesh and blood that suits their tastes so well!"
Hill frowned and touched the gold and silver bells at the ends of his hair... It seemed Rose had found the lily vines he had placed in the caves.
Lily stirred, telling him that the black spider that had suddenly appeared on her offshoot in an outer mine tunnel had vanished straight into the shadows.
Hill swiftly sketched a map of the mine tunnels in his Mental Sea... That was a little strange. He had hidden several lily vines in the inner caves too!
Why had Rose chosen the one farthest away?
Then he paused and turned to look at the mine entrance near the military camp.
Old School Striking King, who had already won a resounding victory, stood there murmuring an incantation with a green holy book glittering with golden light in her hands.
Inside the wide-open mine entrance, a full moon