However, there is one thing Hill can still be sure of: that guy certainly isn't dead, nor has he been handed over to the Sia Tower.
Otherwise, Asmodeus wouldn't be so unprepared.
Lansendel's Chosen, whether alive or dead, is a huge problem.
That Lord of Dawn, though he indeed trapped several billion of his own followers to death, no one can deny that he cares deeply for them.
His Chosen even more so; if one dies, Lansendel would go mad.
While the Lord of Hell doesn't overly avoid the presence of that Lord of Dawn in his schemes, he also wouldn't do anything that would provoke Lansendel.
The Great Peacock is actually not that difficult to manipulate, because often, he simply doesn't pay attention.
Even if he belatedly realizes he might have been used, if the issue isn't significant, he would at most cause some minor trouble for the other party, with the degree depending on the pleasure he derived from the matter.
He might even laugh it off.
