Watching the orderly Undead on the giant screen, Selûne suddenly said, "The Space Pantheon really is terrifying. Though it also has something to do with the fact that these Terrasil Elves' bodies aren't made of real flesh and blood, overlapping space like this isn't something ordinary people can achieve.
"There were even more of them when they attacked the Underdark, but it wasn't as obvious amid the shadows.
"No wonder the person Shar took a liking to was different... Fortunately, this kind of ability has limits. Otherwise..."
She did not continue, but everyone present understood what she meant.
"You're overthinking it," Shar said faintly. "It's this powerful because almost the entire Elven Pantheon participated in this... Haven't you noticed that the runes used by these Undead are all Ancient Elven ones? I even saw the emblem of the Elven Rune Goddess.
"Folded space is inherently a characteristic of Elven runes. It has nothing to do with William.
"Don't use that simple little brain of yours to think about such things... You'll only make yourself a laughingstock."
Hill watched the giant screen without changing expression. Selûne had never cared whether she caused trouble for others, so she said whatever she saw, never considering whether it might bring trouble to the God of Space-Time and William. Perhaps, in her eyes, Ao could not possibly have failed to notice this, so it did not matter even if she brought it up for discussion.
But the question was, why did she have to point it out in public?
Shar might have been cold and selfish by nature, but when it came to those she cared about, the Lady of the Night truly protected them... She had deliberately magnified the importance of the Elven Pantheon in order to diminish the presence of William, whose divine