The Unicorn Next Door

Hill had never truly considered himself an Elf, and he did not really care about the safety of the High Forest.

But Lynn would care.

Hill was still willing to do something for this new friend.

Since Lynn knew why the original Priest had summoned a Treant near the High Forest, Hill would not interfere any further.

Normally, not every one of Mielikki's subordinates could possibly have problems, especially when this was right beside the High Forest. No matter how humorous and cheerful Mielikki might be, she would not accept such an insult.

Hill felt that both the God of Song's side and the Elves seemed more concerned about the Cult of the Dragon.

It appeared that the Faerûnian Gods actually knew the Cult of the Dragon was up to something; they simply did not know what they intended to do.

Most of their attention was probably drawn to the Chromatic Dragon Queen's fortress in the Wilds.

In other places, they could only have their believers pay closer attention and conduct some light surveillance of the Cult of the Dragon.

The most crucial point was that many Cult of the Dragon members were actually believers of other Gods. They had not necessarily stopped worshipping their own Gods; they merely wanted greater power.

Thus, the Faerûnian Gods could only remain speechless when one Cult of the Dragon member after another inexplicably emerged among their followers.

Hill glanced back at the light screen. These later-arriving thieves were even worse than the first group. They were obviously fools hoping to fish in troubled waters.

Almost none of them lasted through the second round of Leaf Blade Volley.

Hill instructed Martha to deal with the corpses. After all, it only required a small bottle of water.

Hill had plenty of potions capable of erasing