Shar did not even need to look at the giant screen on that side to know what had happened.
To her, Selûne's dazzling entrance was far less worthy of appreciation than Draculus's predicament, which had made William laugh out loud.
So her eyes remained fixed on the two—no, one lover and one person with feelings—whispering back and forth in front of the Mage Tower's entrance.
Hill was quite curious about what Selûne wanted to do... after all, her moonlight had risen from Aislin's body.
The rose-colored radiance and silver-blue moonlight appeared to be directly facing one another, while the expression of the dawn worshipper standing before the rose-colored glow was clearly not very pleasant, as though Aislin had gained an ally.
Aislin's expression had been constantly shifting... Though Glasya within her soul would certainly not mistake that moonlight, Aislin herself lacked the ability to recognize it, so she was obviously somewhat at a loss.
Hill guessed that the panicked, sorrowful, and despairing expressions were all being controlled by her.
The other Silver Moon Goddess, of course, could tell that this was absolutely not power originating from Glasya... No matter how corrupted she had become, Glasya still used her Origin Force. She could not possibly mistake it.
So her expression turned vicious one moment, then carried a trace of hope the next... She probably thought a Moon Goddess from another world had come to compete with her for her moon.
But she actually knew that her own moon was not quite normal.
If it were a pure Silver Moon Goddess trying to seize this moon, she would likely be corrupted by the Dual-Core Moon instead, perhaps even allowing her to absorb the other party's divine power and reclaim her place as its master.
Of course, that hope was slim, but it