Lynn watched the mother and daughter board the carriage, ready to depart, and said softly, "That girl looks only seven or eight. When I looked at her, I felt nothing unusual at all.
Gods... have a distinctive aura. You can spot that difference at a glance in a crowd.
But no matter how I looked at her now, she was just a child.
Hill, does that mean many things still won't happen before she comes of age?"
Hill nodded. "Yes.
The aura of laws around her is slowly dissipating.
In a few days, perhaps nothing will be visible at all.
If that happens, it will be difficult for anyone to notice the problem with her.
But Khelben might be an exception. His connection with Mystra must be very close.
Before this goddess recovers her memories, she will probably become a member of Blackstaff Tower.
If their relationship is truly that good, she might even become Blackstaff's student.
If Midnight is unwilling deep down, that kind of master-disciple relationship cannot be established.
Origin Force will help her resolve all her reluctance.
But at least we can see one thing: even without her memories, this goddess still subconsciously trusts Blackstaff.
That was why, when choosing someone to possess in Waterdeep, she chose this person. She just hadn't expected the child she descended upon to be at the harbor and get swept by the spatial storm to Aglaia City."
He sounded relaxed, but Lynn felt somewhat nervous.
"Any accident involving Gods is never truly an accident." Lynn frowned deeply and spoke slowly. "Hill, has the Fate Tablet set its sights on you?
Well, that made sense. You're far too powerful. If you were willing to shelter the Goddess of Magic's reincarnation, she would surely grow up safely.
Although granting favor to a goddess