When Hill learned about what had happened in Mulan, he was busy arranging his Mage Tower. His Demiplane still needed time to develop, but Hill wanted to travel the world.
It had suddenly occurred to him that if the Goddess of Magic's fall was destined, many landscapes might change. He should see them while they were still familiar, and in a few years, he could look again at how the world had changed after its upheaval.
That would surely be interesting. He had even prepared many crystal balls capable of recording images.
Toril was not incapable of making such image-recording devices, but they rarely used them. Recording images with magic arrays consumed far too many energy crystals.
Telashir, on the other hand, had never faced such difficulties because of Spatial Crystals. William had also been generous in this regard, publicly sharing many ways to use Spatial Crystals. Naturally, Hill had learned them all and improved quite a few.
Although Lynn had tried to explain the whole story as simply as possible, Hill was still shocked speechless. He glanced at his alchemy toolbox and the Alchemy Workshop assembly line under his control, then decided that today's work could come to a temporary stop.
The story was too hilarious for him to suppress his smile. With unsteady hands, he could not do such delicate work.
This was truly the first time Hill had seen someone so stupid.
He had to admit that comparing Prince Andru to Telashir's Elven God-King was an insult to the Elven God-King.
That fellow merely lacked intelligence. This prince's intelligence was probably in the negatives.
As for Mulan being occupied by Elves, Hill did not feel much about it.
Leaving aside the fact that the Elves needed time to recuperate, even Amn, which had suffered such a humiliating