Although Lathander's behavior was infuriating, Shar could not deny Hill's words.
If they could not even handle Lathander's followers, Hill's two students would go mad when they encountered the Undead.
The key was that they could not hide.
Even if they went up into the sky and hid in the moon's shadow, any Undead who had not seen them with their own eyes would probably weave a rope ladder and climb up to see what the two of them looked like.
There was absolutely no hiding from the Undead.
Therefore, Russell and Carpenter were bound to endure this mental shock.
From that perspective, having them deal with Lathander's brainless bunch for a month first was indeed a decent transition.
Hill had thought things through quite carefully.
Shar nodded lightly. "What do you plan to do?
"This dawn messenger clearly has no intention of caring about the people behind him anymore."
"Joss must have fulfilled the promise he made to those people in the Defense Tower back then." Hill glanced at the Floating Elevator, which had already begun moving. "All that remains is to build a Dawn Tower here and cultivate a suitable follower.
"It's just that, during that period..."
"Ah~ beautiful and powerful Lathander! Do you know how I've spent these past years?"
The moment the Floating Elevator doors opened, the well-dressed Joss flung himself at the Great Peacock.
Though he was lamenting his misfortune, he still happily praised Lathander's Feather for looking especially gorgeous today.
The Floating Elevator doors closed.
Russell and Carpenter had not managed to step out.
The Floating Elevator doors opened again.
Carpenter poked out her little head, while Russell held the doorframe, looking utterly bewildered.
To make them understand just how powerful the Gods in the hall above their heads were, Liszt had made them