Shar seemed to find it amusing too. A rare, obvious smile appeared on her face. "I finally understand why William let Wistalia off, why he had no intention of driving those people out of Telashir while the Elven Pantheon was badly weakened by Rose's little spiders.
At first, I thought he was doing it to give Corellon some face~
I even wanted to tell William there was no need. Corellon wouldn't care that much, as long as nobody killed him.
Elves were actually pretty easygoing about that sort of thing. It wasn't as though members of the same race never fought each other. The loser leaving was simply their usual way of doing things.
But now I understood a little.
Heh~ Although he never expected that Hunting Goddess would be revived as the Underworld Goddess, he could tell that the Moon Tree by the River Styx would threaten him.
That instinct for danger, and... that very pragmatic choice not to fight to the death, made him quite suitable as Telashir's alarm clock.
With him around, at least there wouldn't be another disaster like the one caused by the war between Demogorgon and the Star Spirit."
If another war powerful enough to harm the entire world truly broke out, the Elven God-King would probably flee the moment it began.
By watching his movements, the Telashir Gods could judge just how much impact those troubles outside would have and choose their response in time.
They were not afraid to fight desperately, nor did they mind saving the world once more. But preparing early was always better than making amends afterward.
Hill glanced at Shar in confusion... Why did he feel that William and the others had chosen to keep Wistalia for reasons different from what Shar thought?
Telashir clearly intended to keep