Shaer, who had disappeared for a while, appeared again.
She sat there with a smile, soothing Lansendel in a soft voice: "Have you ever considered that every humanoid settlement has a sufficiently powerful mage?
They might not have other skills, but releasing a light canopy that lasts for three months is definitely within their capability.
So, you just need to think about how to make the star, which suddenly awakened after burning for so long, go back to sleep sooner, right?"
Lansendel was indeed caught in a chaotic rhythm and was clearly calculating based on Shaer's words.
Hill pursed his lips, glanced at Shaer who was eyeing him with her peripheral vision, picked up a glass of juice, and drank it slowly with his eyes lowered.
Shaer, a bit puzzled, glanced at the unexpectedly silent Little Bear.
According to her understanding of the child, unless Hill couldn't see the trap in her words, he wouldn't do nothing.
