Hill felt that Ink Pen had intended from the start to have one of the Space-Time Sorcerers reveal his identity at the right moment.
Anyone who could mingle with independent players like Bomb Fairy, whose strength might be somewhat unconventional but whose reputation was still considerable, could not possibly be some nobody.
Perhaps he was even one of the key figures in the Space-Time Sorcerer Alliance.
The independent players would not hold anything against him because of it.
After all, he could simply have stayed out of it and let that Meteor Archmage rush over and kill Bomb Fairy.
Their main mission had already been completed anyway.
Fighting the boss was only a side quest, and bombing the Mage Tower had been an inspired stroke... None of that affected the independent players' completed mission.
Yet it allowed them to feel unparalleled glory.
It let Bomb Fairy enjoy a lifetime of splendor.
Though that little girl's methods made people tremble with fear, with such a prominent independent player standing there, the other independents were bound to feel differently.
And all of this had become possible because of that Space-Time Sorcerer's heroic charge.
Even if they knew his primary motives were not exactly pure, what did that have to do with the independent players?
Oh, perhaps it did. For example, it gave them another reason to praise their own wisdom in not joining those major families.
But for the other families, especially the potential supporters behind the Space-Time Sorcerer Alliance, it was a massive disaster.
Leaving aside the petty matters of intrigue and mutual distrust that would inevitably arise among those Space-Time Sorcerers in the Alliance who had their own agendas... The major clients paying people to open gates were generally families that needed to move quickly!
Just look at the PVP