Just as Lynn was about to leave, he reminded Martha, "I know Hill's Mythal may be more sensitive to evil, but once he finds that bastard, I hope he'll put out a notice and send the Undead after him.
"I'll put Qier's bounty in the highest bracket. The Undead will go all out for it.
"It's only been a few days, and they've already claimed a pirate bounty. If they can catch pirates roaming the seas, they'll have no trouble on land.
"If Hill asks, tell him that the Undead, with no corpses or blood of their own, are well suited to dealing with Qier. They may even be the easiest people to keep him in check.
"Without flesh and blood, that scum can't make a sacrifice to summon the Demon Prince to possess him."
Martha could sense Lynn's anxiety and answered at once, "I'll speak to Liszt. He'll arrange it."
Hill had no idea what Lynn was worried about. His first thought had been to let the Undead deal with that demon servant.
If the Blood Pool he had seen at the Dragonborn's place was disgusting, what a servant of the Demon Prince could do would be a hundred times worse.
The Undead were better suited to handling such things than Hill. Anything profane they saw would be screened from their eyes.
Lynn's concern had clouded his judgment. When had Hill ever handled such a small matter himself? That demon servant might be strong, but he was only around level twenty, a Legendary figure Hill wouldn't even look twice at.
Still, if Hill knew how much Qier affected Lynn, he might actually step in himself.
Lynn had never suffered much, but there was one thing he still hadn't grown used to: as mayor of Aglaia City, his standing was,