"Heh~" Shar suddenly sneered from the side. "Don't bother trying to figure out what she meant, Hill.
When it came to remembering people, Selûne... oh~ as the Undead would put it, added her own filter.
Just think of it as her putting a layer of crystal over the Aglaia in her memories."
Hill nodded. Of course he understood what Shar meant, and he could even guess why Selûne thought Aglaia was pure, fresh, and lovable.
That was because all she remembered was the Aglaia who had been by Hill's side.
How interesting. This Silver Moon Maiden really did look at people with her own eyes, then made judgments without bothering to learn anything about them.
No wonder everyone she favored had some sort of problem.
Who defined a person based solely on first impressions?
No wonder the High Bishops of Silver all dressed like jeweled display racks.
Of course, Selûne remembering Aglaia's existence must have been because a certain Overgod still cared quite a bit about Hill's little girl.
But they had not been plotting anything against Aglaia herself... the topic had probably come up while talking about Hill.
Aglaia had once opened up a stretch of territorial sea in Toril just to accompany Hill. Naturally, she would later brave Toril for Hill's sake as well.
Everything depended on whether Hill would take the bait.
Shar's words could never be understood only at their surface level.
Still, if Hill did not realize that Ao had always been thinking about him, there was nothing wrong with how those words sounded. They were surface-level words, but they were also true.
In any case, as long as Hill himself did not take the bait, all of Ao's schemes would remain nothing more than schemes.
Although this Greater Divine Power was terribly unscrupulous, he