Hill had always felt that the moon was hard to depict, especially on such large murals.
If one couldn't capture the moon's essence, it would just be a high-hanging disc, scarcely attracting attention.
Particularly when the colors and images below were vivid and intense, it was even easier to overlook.
But in the multiverse, pouring too much emotion into the moon is not a good thing.
Even Hill himself would try to avoid depicting moons other than Teraxil Silvermoon and Toril Silvermoon.
This way, even if he occasionally attracted the attention of the Goddess of the Silvermoon due to his vivid depictions, neither of them would care too much.
However, not every world's Silvermoon is so indifferent.
For example, this world's moon… If painted after Glaysia had already claimed part of the moon's divine power, it's quite likely to catch this Succubus Queen's fleeting glance.
Fortunately, mages in this world are not fond of art.
