Hill suddenly turned to look at Rommel.
He realized that he could no longer delay.
Yes, although he knew what he should do, Hill had been trying to escape reality.
The appearance of Lansendel and the inexplicable disappearance of Silvermoon actually gave him a glimmer of hope... Maybe he didn't need to expose his existence at all.
But the situation with Aislin took him by surprise.
The best scenario Hill envisioned was an independent will to compete with Glaysia for sovereignty, ultimately fading away due to various reasons... The only contribution being the failure of the Lord of Hell's plans.
When there was still no possibility of Bisozeya's resurrection... and Asmodeus had not yet conquered Heavenly Mountain... the Lord of Hell would inevitably choose his daughter.
Even if Bisozeya could descend again, Asmodeus wouldn't give up Glaysia until a more suitable heir emerged.
