The real Selûne was actually very dissatisfied with the Lord of Hell using the Toril gods as a shield.
But after Asmodeus noticed her, she acted like a pure, innocent little fool.
Although Hill had long known that her personality was somewhat illusory, he was still startled by how perfectly synchronized yet utterly opposite her reactions were.
He had heard that the simpler a person was, the more capable they were of multitasking... like those stories about drawing a circle with one hand and a square with the other, something people with too many schemes supposedly found difficult.
But Hill had tried it before. He felt he was the typical sort of person who was smart but not scheming... yet he simply could not do it.
Did it take Selûne's particular kind of simplicity?
Hill looked up at the Silver Moon Maiden on the massive screen, her face full of curiosity and her eyes brimming with innocence, while Selûne's endless condemnation rang in his ears. "The latter part is true.
Letting others know that something related to Miska had been lost from their hands really would deal a heavy blow to those old fellows' prestige and status.
But what does that have to do with Toril?
If we hadn't broadcast it, would the Chaos Queen stealing that gem from them have remained secret?
Would the other Demon Lords agree to that? Or would any Archdevils?
Heh~
That guy definitely wants to stir up trouble. That's why he said something like that!
He wants to dump the blame on us?
Dream on!"
Hill blinked before suddenly realizing... the Nine Hells probably did not want to see the day Miska returned either.
Although the gem's function and value were not particularly great... its significance was immense.
That thing had been hidden on