Selûne, who had been trying to join the conversation all along, suddenly tilted her head... Why did she feel like those words were vaguely aimed at her? Yet no one was looking at her, so perhaps they were not.
If someone wanted to mock another person, shouldn't they at least watch their reaction?
Hill's attention was clearly on William.
And Selûne could tell that although Hill and William got along well, they were hardly inseparable companions.
So there was no need for him to get involved in the conflict between herself, Shar, and this woman who had dared to wedge herself into the war between the two sisters.
In Selûne's view, it was understandable that Hill would step forward to make things a little more harmonious.
Back on Toril, Hill had always tried to keep them from truly fighting on his territory.
Just like the first time she and Shar had clashed, when Hill had presented them with those exquisite little gemstone boxes... Selûne believed Shar had thought the same thing she had at the time.
Even for the sake of getting a few more little boxes, they had to know when to stop.
Otherwise, when had she and Shar ever fought using only clashes of divine power?
They first used divine power to clear away every possible unexpected presence between them... Though the collision and mutual tearing of her and Shar's energies could hardly produce any new Gods anymore, that did not mean it would be harmless if someone planted a catalyst in the middle.
The two of them only wanted to kill each other, not use Primordial Energy to have children for other Gods or some strange creature.
But when light and darkness mixed together, especially when they collided, some of the Primordial Energy produced would inevitably contain