Surviving the Fourth Calamity
Chapter 1967

This world's Silver Moon wasn't humanoid, was she?

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After her expression shifted several times, Aislin finally answered, "I am Aislin! Just Aislin!"

Hill glanced at the giant screen in surprise... Had Aislin actually gained the upper hand?

Glasya's soul had actually failed to state her own identity!

An exchange of names like this had rules of its own.

Unless "Aislin" still wanted to conceal her identity and was capable of doing so, she had to make it clear who she really was.

The Rose Radiance behind the Dawnbringer was the strongest guarantee that others would show him respect.

Thus, being able to state her own name was enormously beneficial to Aislin's ability to maintain her own conscious will.

That was an identity acknowledged by a god and a god's representative. Calling out a name could trigger resonant fluctuations in the laws.

The Dawnbringer naturally understood this too, so despite some hesitation, he still asked softly, "Then, Lady Aislin, who is the guest residing within you?"

A happy smile blossomed across Aislin's face... She must have sensed how much those words benefited her.

The Dawnbringer's use of Aislin's name this time must have strengthened her soul considerably.

But Hill absolutely refused to believe that this Dawnbringer was unaware of the problem with Aislin's soul... Thus, he had not chosen Silver Moon either.

How could he possibly fail to recognize silver moon power?

But he could recognize a devil's power even more clearly.

Thus, among the several beings who might have become entangled in Aislin's soul, the Dawn Follower had unhesitatingly chosen the soul that was clearly human.

Hill thought it over. Had he been in the same position, faced with such a bizarre Aislin, he would also have ruled out the god and the devil first.

Not because the human might be innocent, but because even if she ultimately

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