Tsk, it would be weird if Ekber could wake up earlier than Amaunata!
Hill couldn't help but curl his lips slightly. While Mystra was missing, Amaunata's resurrection really began.
The reason why this sun god could not wake up from the star realm after sleeping for so many centuries is that everyone knows that the magic network formed by the original power has never forgiven him.
The first goddess of magic, Mystra, can be said to be the master of the Magic Network, a true goddess of magic who was born from the original power. Her next two terms can only be regarded as network administrators, and the system does not give them management rights.
They couldn't even touch it.
The most important thing is that none of the last two Mystras received the wholehearted protection of the original magic network.
If it was Mystra who had to disobey AO's order and return to the star realm willfully, a hundred heims would not be able to kill her... Of course, there is a question as to whether AO will knock Mystra to the ground.
And the God who ascended destroyed the magic network, so Mystra had to re-decompose himself into the original power, the instant god Calthasu who incarnated all things, and Nese who assisted him in this stupid move.
Arcanists are all believers of Amaunata, and no one will believe that this sun god is completely unaware of it.
Maybe like Mystra, he felt that the arcanist was a lunatic who didn't need to be ignored, and that there was no way this matter would come to fruition, so he had no intention of paying attention to Calthasu... But he must have known what happened from the beginning.
thing.
So because the world was almost destroyed and abandoned by all the believers, Amaunatra was not innocent at all... After all, the truly innocent Mystra had already lost her life because of her own negligence.
It is conceivable that if Amaunata wants to be resurrected, the most powerful opponent will be the Demonic Network and its agents.
It is not that no one in history wants to praise the sun again. It is almost the nature of human beings and even many races, but they were all stopped by the two goddesses of magic... Including Midnight now, she will insist on stopping the ancient sun god.
resurrection.
Neither of these two magic goddesses are the kind of people who would wholeheartedly avenge their exes, so it’s self-evident who is holding them dear to this day.
The same is true in history. If it weren't for the farce caused by Lansander, it would be a dream for Amaunata to be resurrected with her own name.
Even now that Mystra is missing and the magic network is too fragile to communicate with the outside world, anyone who wants to resurrect Amaunata must use Ekber as a lead... the demigod chosen by the Sun God.
He is a really good man, and many immortals who have come into contact with him will sigh with regret when mentioning him.
"For Amaunata? Or for Ekber?" Hill asked softly.
"They said that Ekber sensed in the star realm that the believers were awakening through the summons of his two artifacts." Lin En said neatly, "So the famously kind man decided to let them use his main god to
Acting in name is not only to awaken his miserable main god, but also to gain the understanding of the will of the world of Toril."
Hill smiled nonchalantly, but he found a good reason.
After all, according to the consistent style of forces like Toril, as long as those gods and monsters do not expand from Calishan's territory, no one will care how miserable the Calishan people die.
That country... was originally owned by gods and monsters from the beginning. No one can argue with the gods and monsters about the differences between history and the present, and they are not reasonable elves... Elves who know that their fists are not strong enough now will not be so tough in their work style.
You have to find a reasonable reason.
The gods and monsters don't think so. As long as their two gods are released, they will be the masters of Calimshan, and humans will be their slaves.
However, I don’t know why AO must resurrect Amaunata at this time. Does he think that the punishment for the sun god is enough?
Therefore, Mystra's fall is really inevitable, not an accident.
"After more and more things related to Amaunator came out, I can think that there will definitely be such a day." Lynn turned to look at Waterdeep City, "Mystra has not been found yet, so there is no news about Amaunator.
Now that they have come out, I don’t know how these voters feel now.”
"The chosen ones of the Goddess of Magic do not dare to openly block Ekber's call now." Hill replied slowly, "Toril's collapse this time was because Mystra herself was accidentally assassinated.
All of this now is to make up for the shortcomings of the Magic Goddess... The will of the world will definitely agree with their approach.
Amaunata has been sleeping for a long time, maybe... thinking that he has atoneed for the sin of concealing the truth that caused the world to collapse and the goddess of magic to fall?
This is an internal matter of the world of Toril, and outsiders like me have no right to interfere."
Linn lowered his eyes and sat silently on the chair. Of course he understood who the name Hill concealed was, but Hill had always said it unscrupulously before.
He was definitely not guarding against his grandfather, then... Linn turned his attention to the group of goblins singing and dancing around the big tree in the rooftop garden.
He still remembered where the first goblins came from, especially Vera.
Linn nodded to Hill, understanding his hint and the trace of regret on his face.
Hill is really a very sincere friend. He cherishes every friendship he has and will not give up unless he has no choice.
Unfortunately, in Toril, the biggest misfortune is not being strong enough.
Demigods like Vera are too weak in strength and even weaker in willpower, so it is basically impossible to escape from the Stone of Destiny...or the control of the will of the world.
"I don't know what will happen to Oberon after he wakes up." Linn said lightly.
"He may not necessarily feel anything. It's not a bad thing for Vera to want to be queen." Hill shook his head, "There is a reason why Vera is so guarded by the Goblin Queen."
Lynn understood Hill's hint. Vera's own personality was also competitive, so being led in another direction did not constitute a major change in her temperament.
When Oberon woke up after sleeping for so long, he would not feel that Vera's changes were too sudden like Hill did.
In other words, only someone as sensitive as Hill could discover that Vera's possible fate actually had traces of interference.
The power of the Tablet of Destiny is not so strong that it can directly distort people beyond recognition...but it still makes people feel very disgusted.
Just think of the three people who were directly promoted from ordinary adventurers to gods when such a world-wide event occurred last time: Cyric, Mystra and Kelanvor.
No one is satisfied with the status quo.
How could a person who has been manipulated to become a powerful god not feel fear of the thread of destiny that controls him?
Mystra and Kelanvor were actually resigned to their fate and just wanted to gain more freedom for themselves, but Cyric obviously wanted to make himself more powerful than AO. No one could.
change his destiny.
However, the Prince of Lies' several struggles seemed to be firmly controlled by the slate of destiny.
Linn couldn't help but shudder... Fortunately, the fate of elves and half-elves is not so easy to be rewritten. Generally speaking, they are sent to their doorsteps by themselves.
Lin En changed the topic to a safer direction: "The undead will also go to Calimshan after they come out of the underground, right? If the star realm can't go there at that time, it would be quite suitable for them."
Hill nodded: "Vera may follow them then, and then let Martha remember the identities of all the goblins who plan to leave.
But... unlike others, remember to give them the option to come back."
Lin En quickly understood what he meant. Hill had made an agreement with Vera before. Once the goblins who settled here left, their authority in the Mystery Lock would inevitably be reduced, including the control of time and space artifacts.
Some magic circles will also handle this.
Aglaia City originally stipulated that once you move out, you will not have a second chance to naturalize, but these little goblins, Linn sighed softly, leaving is not necessarily their own wish, so Hill is willing
Give them another chance.
"By the way." Hill took out a few books and held them in his hands, planning to sit in the open-air garden. He couldn't help but ask Lin En, "The undead have been away all day, why didn't you come to my place or go?"
Are you watching the fun in the Alchemy Hall?"
Otherwise he would never have asked Hill why he moved to the garden.
"Huh?" Linn, who was thinking about how to deal with the goblin affairs, said casually, "Aren't they just big beetles? They are nothing to the undead, so I didn't continue reading... There are so many things to do.
Process it!
Hill, you don't think it's easy to re-establish an intelligence network, do you?
Just finding someone I can trust to communicate with makes me lose my hair! Fortunately, there are some trustworthy elf mages in the Mage Academy."
"Oh... Then you don't know that Lagon, the Lord of Runes, is in our underground world?"
"What?" Linn stood up in surprise, "The news I got here is that he is missing! How did he get here? From the underground world?"
"He is estimated to be only one day away from the Spine of the World, so I estimate that he is staying 'under the mountain' in Waterdeep City. And only the countless overlapping spaces there can accommodate a small teleportation." Hill said calmly, "
I guess no one would try to see how crazy the black robe is just to hunt down a lich."
Linn nodded: "I understand. I will use this news to exchange some important information with others."
Xi tried his best to keep his face expressionless and said solemnly: "The time and space artifact can replay the past scenes. You can observe Lagon's current situation by yourself. Moreover, they have wiped out a tribe of stone blind barbarians numbering nearly ten thousand.
, built the first underground camp.”
Linn frowned thoughtfully: "Such a large tribe is not normal. I need to study it."
This chapter has been completed!