But the Abyssal Will sending the Chaos Queen out was probably meant as a hint to Asmodeus, who had already reached a position where he was worthy of speaking with him.
Only then did Hill suddenly understand why, in the original history, the Lord of Hell had so decisively taken the initiative to seek cooperation with the Abyssal Will. There must have been a battle between them then as well, one that seemed confrontational but was actually full of covert signals.
But the Abyssal Will still had his old flaws: he was not sensitive enough to recent changes, needed more time to react than others, and never listened to the Demon Lords' reports on current events.
By the time that information reached his mind, even if this game still existed, the Undead would probably have already gone through several generations of updates.
So the Abyssal Will could never have imagined that everything happening in Oaisis would be seen by the Gods of Toril at the fastest possible speed.
Hill guessed that the smarter people on Toril had already inferred something from the Chaos Queen's arrival... Though they might not have guessed that those two would join hands to attack Mount Celestia, they at least understood that the Blood War between the Bottomless Abyss and the Nine Hells, a feud as deep as the sea, might undergo some changes.
Once Demons and Devils no longer regarded each other as their primary enemy, it would be bad news for any world. For Toril, it would be nothing short of catastrophe.
The Undead might seem highly visible, but Toril was simply too vast, and most nations would not welcome those strange Elves who were even more particular than Tyr's Justice Knights... They would rather rot completely in the wake of evil, leaving even