The tall one on the other side was the same. His entire body, even his outer clothes, had turned gray.
But the dagger on him was clearly blackish-red.
It seemed this thing's method of dealing damage was still mainly based on order, though it was supplemented by good and evil.
So that Ekbaier might not have been a particularly good person, but he could not be called bad either. He was clearly different from this one.
"So why Ekbaier?" Selûne naturally understood as well, and once again voiced her confusion.
However, Shar could not be bothered to answer her. Lathander had been distracted the entire time, probably preoccupied with something... though it was more likely an act.
He simply did not want to discuss this sort of matter with Selûne.
And Hill... Selûne was not so desperate that she would question a child who knew absolutely nothing about the Order Gods and had not even lived five hundred years.
Even if Hill was intelligent and possessed inherited memories, in the world of Gods, he was still a child who did not need to concern himself with so many matters.
"Ekbaier's status among the Order Gods looked unimportant, yet it was very important." In the end, Ao was the one who rescued her... after the outcome had been confirmed, Shar had clearly become too lazy to pay attention to her.
Only that old father, though cold-blooded and ruthless, still had a little affection for his daughters.
He could only personally explain what the others had already understood... the child of the World Tree sitting beside them might have been young, but he had clearly grasped the truly fatal point of Ekbaier's death for the Order Gods.
But that child had always been unwilling to show himself off too much. Though young,