William shook his head. "Those people still couldn't stand on their own. It was already pretty good that they could compile all the matters of the new world together.
Including the guard captains, none of them really liked using their brains. They still needed training.
Speaking of which, Hill's Moon Elves were quite useful—smart and capable—but... before he left, Hill seemed to have placed many restrictions on them, such as not being allowed to leave Telashir.
I could only use the guards as messengers.
For creatures like messengers, angels were actually the better choice. But I didn't want to create such creatures in my own Divine Kingdom.
I was willing to accept naturally born ones, but making them from the souls of believers... it just didn't sit right with me.
I'd rather let time solve these things...
By then, Naven should be able to rest for a while as well."
Shar let out a soft sigh.
Sometimes, William was far too human.
But the young man she had fallen in love with had always been someone who liked to put himself in others' shoes and consider things from their perspective.
Besides, despite his different position and starting point, William had stumbled onto the right path instead.
"Even Gods born naturally rarely use their own divine power to create angels," she said softly. "It would be best if a Divine Kingdom simply had that attribute.
Angels born there would naturally obey your will after absorbing the divine power within your Divine Kingdom.
Otherwise, angels born on the Positive Energy Plane who were willing to follow a certain God would also be good.
People called angels simple-minded, but in truth, they were rather obsessive. It was difficult for them to change their first impressions.
But one unexpected incident was enough to shake