A Trip to a New World That Had Been Set Up

Hill understood that, on Gerns's side, the only thing that might interest Aglaia was the Greenleaf Elves, who did not care at all about screwing over their own big boss.

Although the story of the Radiant Knights was tragic and heroic, Aglaia would not pay attention to such irrelevant people.

Gods born in Telashir would always feel a little displeased with Corellon.

It was hard to look favorably upon someone like the Elven God-King, even if they belonged to the same Chaos Faction.

Though the harm he had done to Telashir was not as great as that caused by the Dwarves, plenty of trouble had been stirred up by him. As an Elf, he had actually worked with Dwarves from the Evil Alignment to harm the world.

Though he wanted to become the final savior and would not simply watch Telashir be utterly destroyed,

with his intelligence, anyone could see that fleeing with the Elf Forest would be the only thing he could do when the time came.

The victor became king and the loser became a bandit. He would always be the latter.

However, as a father and the Elven God-King's protector, Corellon had shown great sincerity in making amends, and Telashir's greatest disaster had nothing to do with the Elven God-King.

Really, they simply could not afford to provoke him. Ignoring him was already the only thing Telashir's Gods could do.

So even though she knew Corellon might not care about what the Greenleaf Elves had done, Aglaia still wanted to hear it for a laugh.

Hill enjoyed this pleasant family life very much, so even though he had to remain by the sea every day and open a rift into the Elemental Sea, he was quite willing to do so.

However, on the seventh day, Aglaia told