Hill knew perfectly well that if they really drove Rojas into Aislin's arms, Coyle would probably die a horrible death.
Still, the Black Mystery Tower really was quite a crucial place!
Not only did it have a child of destiny, it also had a group of young women who might stab humanity in the back.
Once he understood what a wonderful presence Rojas was, Hill could also imagine how those who cherished that goodness would go mad and abandon all restraint after it was ruthlessly shattered.
Russell on the left, Rojas's beautiful female students on the right.
Hill could not help sinking into thought. Even if Glasya tried to use Aislin to do something, it seemed she would have to fail completely.
After all, the people already in this world alone could utterly obliterate the identity of "Aislin."
Even if Russell and Rojas's students... no, the only one Aislin would thoroughly offend was Russell. Generally speaking, she would not take the initiative to target women.
As the daughter of the Lord of Hell, Glasya had never felt that her confidence came from her appearance... or rather, a Glasya who could take a fancy to an ugly, fat snake would certainly not resent women more beautiful than herself the way some goddesses did.
When Glasya encountered beauties, she would only try to bring them into her court. Even if some of the girls did not want to become succubi, she did not care.
As long as they dutifully served and pleased her, Glasya had even inherited one of her birth father's virtues, something that counted as a virtue in Hell, at least: she could do whatever she liked to her own subordinates, but outsiders could not kill people or set fires in her presence or on her territory.
She would still