Looking at Hill's happy little face, Liszt was a little dazed. Of course, he also guessed what it might be that could attract Hill's attention in such a place... But he actually didn't dare.
I believe Hill's luck can reach this level.
Even though past experience told him that Hill had this possibility, he still found it unbelievable.
Talling believes that the thing that Hill noticed may be a special material close to the original power.
Just like the materials left behind by Shar and Selune during their confrontation on the floating castle of Aglaia... Just a slight confrontation of divine power can create a special existence containing the original power that even they themselves find precious.
Of course, there will only be attribute conflicts between Lansander and Asmodeus, which is essentially different from the collision of divine powers in the original twin moons.
The two were supposed to be sympathizers. Even though they started to go against each other in the end, they had not yet become incompatible. Therefore, except for playing a few divine games when they were at Hill's place, the two of them were fighting directly.
Put on the knife.
Enough of the god Toril... After the goddess of magic appeared, even though Selune had gained the greatest benefit, she had no interest in creating another thing.
Mistry was their most successful and outstanding work, but it was also the earliest to die.
Talos, not the one replaced by Gruumsh, was actually the original Storm Lord. Apart from being a bit grumpy and hating others reaching out to his territory, he was not that evil.
Otherwise, let it go. He never cares how bad the person he is following is. Anyway, he can't be killed... But Amberli and Oluer, although they each have their own little thoughts, they all believe it.
Talos' divine items are not that rubbish.
Of course, the reason why they judged that Talos could follow him was not because he was not an evil god... Whether he was evil or not was never a reason, but that Talos was at least pretty good to his subordinates.
As long as you give him enough offerings, he will stay in his own storm circle and enjoy comfortably.
That's why Embry and Oluel fell into this trap... The real Talos likes to let people feel the greatness of the storm, but he never thought of adding some ice and snow to his own wind or adding an ocean under his feet.
It's actually quite simple... in Evil God.
However, a simple lunatic dies early enough and directly becomes an aspect of Gruumsh.
Although Corellon reacted and was killed this time... I don't know who the Lord of Storms reunited after so many years, and I guess even AO can't figure it out.
This is why he allowed Oluel to follow Aglaia and Embry and the undead to get together.
Although the death of Talos allowed these two goddesses to take back their divine rights, after all, they had been occupied by others for so many years, and they were both a bit unfamiliar.
At this stage of re-taming, if you don't control it well, Gruumsh may take advantage of it.
That's really bad.
Although the orc lord will basically not choose a female appearance, but with the precedent of Amaunata, many gods have doubts about this.
Speaking of which, Amaunata really makes many male gods who like to flaunt their masculinity frustrated... You know, many laws that are unfair to women were created by his hands.
No matter how disdainful the appearance of the woman he made is, she is still a goddess!
All in all, in order to prevent Gruumsh from involving too many laws, AO has been really good to Oluel and Embry during this period.
Even the road of destiny deliberately bypassed the two of them... Of course, AO in history was more troubled. He could only find Oluer to do things, and Amberli had already died at that time.
He can't find anyone to replace him in the position of Marine Priest!
Otherwise, he wouldn't have taken advantage of the elven gods' misfortune to prick their hair, and even really pissed off Corellon, giving him two slaps with his backhand.
However, Talos himself was indeed a tolerant existence among his original brothers and sisters, but in the end, it was basically gone, with just a little more possibility than Mystrid.
Therefore, the reaction of Shar and Selune is quite normal... not only will it weaken their divine power, but it will also create some bastard things that they want to stuff back, and occasionally something like that, in Toril.
There is no way to survive in the environment.
Unlike Lathandel and Asmodeus, when they met, every spell they struck was comparable to an atomic explosion.
But similarly, anything that can be preserved on the battlefield between the two of them has the value of causing Purvi to consume more energy and directly stop her steps... Only a strong enough essence can leave something behind in this confrontation.
What.
No matter what this thing originally was, it will be transformed into primitive matter in this confrontation.
An alchemist master like Hill might be able to create a powerful artifact if he gets a piece of it.
Hill has never touched the gifts from Shar and Selûne. Of course, Liszt can understand.
No one knows whether some things will be usable after they are made, or whether they will suddenly cause any trouble.
Therefore, Hill would keep them in his hands to appreciate them, but would not make them into miraculous objects for his own personal use.
But the things found on this battlefield are completely fine.
No matter how clever Asmodeus and Lansander are, they can't change the problems with their own attributes... With their divine attributes, even if they don't want to, if they collide they will definitely fight until one side is completely dissipated.
Moreover, Asmodeus might be able to think of something, but Laxander would definitely not be able to.
The Lord of Hell can't give the Lord of the Dawn any benefits that would make him change his style.
Then this thing is more valuable than Shar and Selune's... at least it can really be used, and the material contains absolutely not much.
"Well..." Hill tilted his head and slowly calculated the distance.
In the secret murmur of the tower spirit, Purvi, who swam little by little according to Hill's instructions, finally found the right position... Although the alien whale is a creature in the star world, he could not see that Hill could
things seen.
The obscurity of divine objects is common in any world.
If you don’t have enough eyesight, no matter how good something is, it’s useless if you can’t recognize it.
Although Liszt had some doubts in his heart, he had been scanning the vicinity with the magic tower's detection array!
However, the magic circle didn't respond at all.
They could only rely on Hill's words like "Thirty meters to the left, fifty meters to the right, offset by fifteen degrees" to find it slowly.
Coordinates are useless.
Even though the view ahead is unobstructed, it is actually a vague overlapping of multiple spaces. You don’t even know which plane the coordinates you see are from!
Liszt was actually quite glad that he didn't come out to pour cold water on it from the beginning... Such a complicated environment can only prove that the divine object is really strong.
"The power of the silver moon..." However, Hill, who should be happy, had a serious face.
Selûne, at this moment, is the last troublemaker that should appear.
Once she gets involved, even the best things will be immediately discounted.
Although the sunshine of the Lord of the Morning has a strong ability to combat evil, it is not the strongest one.
Asmodeus agrees with him on this point...although evil and dark, it is not the most unsolvable evil.
So, they are quite equal.
But if you add the power of Selune... Toril's original light has nothing to do with justice.
She is actually more neutral, with a hint of femininity.
If she were involved, even demi-plane level treasures would be downgraded.
Of course, if this was discovered elsewhere, then Hill should be happy.
Even if the nature of the demiplane is more feminine and spiritual, and is more suitable for the Silver Moon system, or the growth of animals, that is not a bad thing.
With Hill's ability, he can always cultivate it to the point where the plants can grow well.
But... Hill pursed his lips, having the best possibility but getting the second-rate one still makes people feel unhappy.
"Silver Moon..." Liszt sighed.
Really, there are scams everywhere.
Purvi turned sideways deftly, allowing himself to shuttle through the gap between the two folded spaces, and finally stopped at the location designated by Hill.
Hill took a deep breath before walking out of the alien whale's open mouth.
The good news is that this is indeed a demiplane.
But there's bad news...this demiplane is already attached to some kind of material.
Of course, the news is not too bad. After all, this material is very large, big enough for Hill to build it into a floating city... As long as it is integrated with the base of the floating city he has already made, there will be no problem.
However, even for Hill, who is very confident in the alchemy of his own artifacts, this is a huge test... The error tolerance rate is incredibly low.
It's not that the material itself isn't strong enough... it's the only meteorite iron that can rival fine gold in terms of strength.
But it can also channel magic power as well as mithril.
This is of course a very good attribute, if it weren't for the fact that this thing had a demiplane portal attached to it.
What's even more disgusting is that although it is unknown whether the demiplane has been affected by the power of the Silver Moon, this piece of dense star meteorite, which is as big as a small mountain, has really been affected... making the spirituality of this piece of meteorite obviously extraordinary.
If it weren't for this, the demiplane wouldn't be attracted to him.
But correspondingly, if you want to use a knife on this meteorite body, it is almost equivalent to plastic surgery on a living person... There are not many things that can be moved.
Hill's mental sea was churning crazily, looking for some way to temporarily put the rock's spirituality to sleep... Before using the knife, he had to give him general anesthesia!
That's him. He can still think of some way. After all, he can directly communicate with this spirit to make him convinced that Hill has no malicious intentions.
Otherwise, if this spirit, which is no different from a newborn baby, gets too panicked, the meteorite will explode directly.
It doesn't matter if it explodes, but half the plane is definitely doomed!
Liszt floated behind Hill and murmured again: "But, what a trap!"
