Liszt lowered his head helplessly.
No one in this world understood Hill better than he did. He knew that once Hill had said those words, there was no stopping him.
He merely asked worriedly, "But, sir.
"You should have sensed it, right?
"This isn't the path Mr. Falan once walked.
"Although that path was also invaded by darkness, those World Wills were not completely incapable of resisting. It might have been slower, but evil could not gain the upper hand.
"And the main reason none of us from Telashir stepped in to help was that when our world was in crisis, the other side took the opportunity to poach people... Most of the Mages who left were recruited by several nearby worlds.
"Compared to the Mages of their own worlds, who might or might not have been tempted by evil, those who fled from Telashir probably seemed safer to them. So they truly offered very good terms.
"People who had originally planned to travel the world ended up being retained by those worlds, completely forgetting Telashir's situation.
"Didn't Mr. Falan once speak of his disappointment?
"He had once believed that some Mages who had been quite worthy of respect would seek ways to save their world after leaving it. But unexpectedly, most of them forgot their past in better worlds.
"Mr. Falan also understood the difference between Mages and Gods. As long as a world was not too harsh toward its people, Mages were the ones most likely to leave their world completely.
"That was also why most Gods disliked Mages. Mr. Falan only truly understood that after leaving Telashir.
"So he even reconciled with Mr. Draculus!
"Setting aside that man's character, at least he had truly kept Telashir in his eyes and in his heart.
"So it turned out