Surviving the Fourth Calamity

Chapter 2366: Neutralism of Fighting Both Sides

It is true that no one in Toril dares to provoke Selûne, but not provoking her does not mean that they will respect her.

Most people ignore and remain indifferent to it, and avoid it when they see it.

Although Selune did deserve this retribution.

But the Moon of Light among the Twin Moons of Creation ended up like this... Even if AO did reduce the importance and presence of the Twin Moons, it at least proves that the fantasy world doesn't care about the 'past' at all.

The reason why Shar's presence is the strongest among the evil gods is not just because she is always destroying the world... Toril has experienced too many such disasters.

It's because, not only can she really restart the world, but she can also reach out and pull people into AO's destiny at any time... Even if what she did was not within AO's initial expectations, the old man would still turn a blind eye and let the unlucky guy be implicated.

The Slate of Destiny would not let him go just because he was not originally on it, but would quickly compile him into a new trace of destiny.

Selune, on the other hand, is not the case.

There are rules for the people that Sharla brings into the Road of Destiny. The Slate of Destiny can at most add something to a certain plot, or simply use it for someone else.

Selûne was different. If her movements could be calculated, the Slate of Destiny wouldn't be on the verge of collapse now... He had no way of including the undead in the traces of his own destiny.

Therefore, Amaunator's fate this time is the most dangerous.

The Slate of Destiny is just a beginning, and AO has no idea where it will go next.

Even though he had found a way to minimize the influence of the undead.

But Bane's attitude proved everything.

Can you ask the commander of the undead not to cause trouble in certain places? Can you ask the undead not to kill even the goblins?
Even an AO couldn't make such a request.

However, once the undead got involved in the chaos that was supposed to happen in the goblin kingdom, no one knew what the future would be like.

Just like the Goblin Kingdom now.

The previous queen was indeed not replaced, and even her Tree-Shaded Court had recovered a lot due to the departure of a large number of goblins.

After all, the reason why the Fairy Queen got rid of so many of the fairies she hated without being protested by the nobles was because the capacity of the Shade Court, especially the Inner Court, was limited!

This limitation does not refer to the volume of the royal court, but to its energy.

Vera's brothers and sisters finally chose to leave the royal court and find their own place to live. In fact, it was also related to the fact that they were becoming stronger and stronger, but the natural power they could get from the inner court was still so little.

However, the little queen's life was not easy at all.

The only ones left in the Tree-Shade Royal Court were the noble fairies who matched her personality and looked down on others, and the commoner fairies who were servile but unwilling to do anything.

Even the mischievous lost fairies have almost all run away...they can play freely in the edge of Calimshan Forest and Aglaia Forest.

The undead have even memorized their names and will shout loudly if they can't find the way.

What the lost fairy wants is this, 'So-and-so, I give up, please show me the way!'

So, they get along really well with the undead.

Not to mention the rest, even the most shy household brown elves who rarely talk to others know that if they want candy, they can ask the undead if they need someone to clean the house... Not only will the undead basically not refuse, they will also thank them for their help with their moved, sparkling eyes.

The goblins have never enjoyed such a good life where they can play pranks to their heart's content and still be respected. It is conceivable how much they will love Vera for giving them such a life.

Not only did Vera's divine power increase greatly, but even her father Oberon, who had been hiding in the Aglaia Forest and dared not take a single step out, became much stronger.

As a result, the newly born elves in the past two years have directly regarded Vera as the real queen and have no impression of the Shade Court at all... Even the civilian elves who have no inherited memories know the existence of the Elf Queen. The forest told them the moment they were born.

However, perhaps because the Valar did make great contributions in Calimshan, and the other one had long been away from Toril, the forests directly regarded the Valar as the Elf Queen.

If that person doesn't find a solution within a thousand years, the crown on her head will naturally disappear... She can still rely on the Ice Dragon Throne to survive, but that's all she can do.

The Tree Shade Royal Court will no longer have the possibility of expansion, and may even shrink due to the departure of the fairies who are good at planting trees and caring for plants, and the flower spirits who are good at growing flowers and making honey.

Although all this seemed to be because Lord Aglaia had sheltered Vera and Oberon, in reality, it was all due to the existence of the undead.

Otherwise, even if the Valar wanted to gain recognition from Toril's natural consciousness, it wouldn't be possible so quickly... so quickly that the little fairy queen Titania couldn't even think of a way to trick her, so she could only choose to stay as far away from Toril as possible, lest the few remaining gods escape.

However, Hill had heard from the tower spirit who stayed in Aglaia about a household brown spirit who hid in his floating castle, worked hard to clean the castle himself every day, and made the living puppets in the castle have nothing to do.

His castle could not be opened to the public for various reasons, and the goblins either left with the Vera or moved into the forest with Oberon.

Therefore, there must be only one Brown Elf who could move into the floating castle without telling Talling and Lin En... the Lord of the Brown Elf, Kewen.

This is the most timid and shy god who only dares to leave the Tree-Shaded King's Court with his only incarnation when accompanied by a strong person.

Hill did give Kevin permission because of Oberon and Vera's request, but he never thought that he would dare to run out on his own.

No wonder Vera once said that Kewen would only muster up courage when it came to the future of the household brown spirit.

But his arrival also proved the most serious problem: the Shade King's Court was no longer suitable for the survival of little fairies like the Brown Elf, who were kind and weak by nature.

Otherwise, Kevin would not have made this decision.

With no one to accompany him, he never even stepped out of the 20 centimeters of the tree-shaded royal court.

Just think about how determined he must have been to rush to Aglaia with gritted teeth and tears in his eyes.

Hill actually wanted to know what Titania was doing now.

Has he been completely devoured by the first Elf Queen? Otherwise, although she always makes fun of Kewen, she still attaches great importance to the Lord of the Household Brown Elf.

Although it might be mainly because only this race would willingly do all the cleaning work in her royal court, Titania at that time understood that although music and flattery were nice, it was also important to have someone do the work.

But, even Ke Evan was forced out... The opposite of the Joyful Court is the Sorrowful and Wrathful Court.

The law seems to be very tolerant to the goblins, but in fact, it still cruelly sets a balance line...the two ends of the line are the seesaw.

Once the negative factors in the goblins' emotions are heavy enough to cause the seesaw to become unbalanced, they will directly degenerate into sad and angry goblins.

If Titania really came to this, the Queen of Sky and Darkness might be kicked out of the Court of Sorrow and Wrath because she was too happy... just in time to make room for her sister.

This is really...

Hill believed that Titania at that time would definitely regard the current goblin queen Vera as her lifelong goal to destroy.

But even if the goblins can finally achieve balance, everything that happened before that was due to the existence of the undead.

If the undead had not given the fairies absolute confidence and freedom, they would not have deviated so quickly even if Aglaia had given them more protection.

As a result, the Valar were protected and cherished by Toril's natural consciousness... Now she was no longer someone that Amaunator could plot against.

The Sun God didn't even have the chance to mention their past friendship.

The power shift in the Goblin Court, even though it only had a relatively small impact on Toril, still caused many of AO's plans to fail completely and have to be reorganized.

What if it was Bane?
Even if Bane only wanted to keep a way out for himself, but...

Hill was sure that William had definitely thought of what he had thought of.

William couldn't possibly deal with Bane's little tricks, and he wouldn't even have direct contact with the undead.

However, in the friendly camp of the undead, there is Shar, and Umberlee, who, although she has changed a lot, is still chaotic evil.

Hill believed that Amber would definitely "voluntarily" follow Shar and would not do anything on her own.

But Bane is an indispensable link in the road of destiny.

Even without AO's hints and inclinations, Shar is still the goddess of the night who does nothing but has a strong presence.

No one can ignore her.

This is the best way for William to influence the path of destiny without any contact with Toril... All Bane wants is a glimmer of hope that will not be destroyed by the undead.

As for the undead, it is good to open the reputation of the green forest camp like Zhentarim, which is evil but still acceptable.

During this time, Hill also considered the position of the undead in the next road of destiny.

There is also a difference between being neutral and being neutral.

The so-called kindness led by Amaunator can easily make people so extreme that they would rather follow Sel.

However, if we choose not to help either side, then... you know, it's already difficult to prevent the undead from taking action, but we also have to ask them not to fight back when provoked by the other side?

It would be useless even if William controlled their right to fire.

Therefore, the most likely neutral mode for the Undead is to fight on both sides at the same time.

(End of this chapter)