Hill could only feel helpless that he had thought of Selûne again.
Perhaps Lathander was more terrifying to the Devils.
But to Hill, Selûne had always seemed more troublesome.
Really.
Hill did not need to consider any of the consequences of Lathander's arrival... those were matters for Rommel to worry over.
But he could not imagine at all what would happen after Selûne arrived.
The unknown was the most terrifying thing.
Hill lowered his head and pondered for a while, then turned to look toward the main tower... Actually, it was not as though he had no way to draw Selûne's attention.
Aislin's presence might just distract that Silver Moon maiden a little.
What he was truly worried about was not Selûne herself coming, but her coming in Luna's form.
The title Silver Mother truly seemed to have been created for Luna's form.
She was simply far too loving.
Hill had to prepare for the worst.
If, after arriving, that woman suddenly found Glasya—who wholeheartedly wanted to become the Moon Goddess of Hell—pitiful and adorable, and genuinely wanted to cultivate the Princess of Hell into Hell's moon, Hill would be sick to death.
Therefore, he had to send Aislin before that woman in time.
Forget it. Whether Selûne herself came, or Luna, the goddess beloved by Lycanthropes, Hill had decided to send Aislin up there.
Though Hill did not particularly like that woman either.
It was still better than having the Silver Mother wandering around beside him with Glasya in tow.
Of two evils, choose the lesser.
No matter how annoying Aislin was, her behavior was at least understandable.
Rather than let Selûne truly go save Devils and get embroiled in some Hellish conflict... if she took Glasya to Toril, Hill certainly would not care what she did.
But based