On the other side, the tall figure was the same, his entire body, even his external clothes, turned gray.
But the dagger on him was clearly black and red.
It seems that the damage method of this thing is still primarily based on order but also aids in both good and evil.
So that Aikbail might not be a very good person, but he's not entirely bad, quite different from this one here.
"So, why Aikbail?" Celene naturally understood too, and she asked again what puzzled her.
However, Shaer couldn't be bothered to pay attention to him, and Lansendel was always lost in thought, probably with something on his mind... or more likely, pretending to.
He just didn't want to discuss such issues with Celene.
And Hill... Celene wasn't about to ask a child who knew nothing about the God of Order, not even five hundred years old.
Even if Hill was smart and had inherited memory, in the world of deities, he was just a child who didn't need to bother with many matters.
