After entering Sia Tower, Hilbert sensed an unusual atmosphere.
Glasya clearly had plans of her own.
And they were probably plans Asmodeus would not want to see.
Aislin's presence was understandable, but after she entered Sia Tower, Glasya's favorites reacted strangely.
At a glance, Glasya was clearly fishing for someone.
But she could not be fishing for that dragon, could she?
Although the Red Dragon was still causing trouble outside, he was clearly absolutely unwilling to set foot in the Northern Hemisphere where Sia Tower stood.
Unless Sia Tower had found something that could make him throw caution to the wind... but so far, Hill felt their strategy still revolved around the Black Dragon's weaknesses.
Perhaps because the Undead Tower stood by the sea that had become the Dead Sea, Sia Tower's attention had always been fixed on the coastline and certain dangerous, miasma-filled swamps.
Though their orders did not openly target those places, anyone familiar with the attributes of Chromatic Dragons could still see what was really going on.
Moreover, wherever that dragon appeared, there were indeed obvious Water Law sources nearby... because of this world's scarcity of life and the land's decline, weaker water sources had mostly sunk underground.
Given the Black Dragon's unwillingness to leave water, it was easy enough to imagine what kind of places he would choose... especially since every time that dragon escaped by sinking into the earth, there would inevitably be easily found underground water resources nearby.
But Hill was certain that the place where that dragon hid was more likely a volcanic crater. In any case, there definitely would not be any water there.
Unless the Devils discovered that dragon's true identity within those layers of fog, all their efforts would be futile... the key was that Hill could tell that where