Hill fell silent for a while before speaking, "You should go back."
Hogan was stunned and quickly responded, "As a mage of Tevalon, even if you are level 19, you must obey the command of the kingdom."
Hill didn't know if he was pretending not to hear or was truly naive.
The tone of Hill's voice was clearly not that of the original Santos, nor did it sound like him. Santos, because of his lifelong struggle to become a priest, always had that kind of peaceful and deep voice.
Moreover, if it were him, even if he hated the family he was born into and those nobles who mocked and laughed at him as being worse than a bastard, Santos, who had great reverence for the God of Travel since he was young, actually was very willing to dedicate his power to his Main God.
Otherwise, facing a powerful mage who was likely already level 19, the summoning method of Tevalon wouldn't have been so simple, sending a level 12 mage without any gifts and daring to issue orders.
