If they had been pure mages, they probably would not have noticed anything strange about this world. After all, it was not as if there had never been a Creation Goddess before... Some smarter mages would probably have guessed that the goddess had met with misfortune.
But to someone like Hill, who possessed a relatively orthodox pantheonic inheritance, it was deeply abnormal.
He had not been certain at first because things like the sun and moon could also be created afterward... As long as it was not a sun directly created with Undying Flame, as on Toril, a Sun God would not simply come into being so suddenly.
That was a miracle only absolutely powerful natural energy could create.
In ordinary worlds, if one wanted to create gods, one had to do what Faerunriel had done back then: create people first, then use their faith to ignite certain divine substances and create puppet gods.
But if that Primordial Red Dragon could accomplish it, then Asmodeus would have no trouble doing so either, which was why Hill had remained somewhat uncertain.
Until he arrived at Sia Tower.
Since Glasya wanted to make use of Silver Moon Power, she naturally had to draw the Silver Moon's power into Sia Tower.
Moonlight Roses had formed from the tiny amount of energy leaking out from Silver Moon Power.
Only a true moon could let its radiance affect mortal creatures.
As for the sun... Hill was still not entirely certain.
But he had observed carefully that whenever the Silver Moon and the sun occasionally shone together, there was no sense that one was weaker and the other stronger.
Then why had not a single god appeared from this world's perfectly intact, naturally formed sun and moon?
So, was the so-called original Creation Goddess really a