Edna's little face was filled with curiosity, and she looked at Lynn very seriously.
Lynn didn't plan to keep them guessing. After all, once the Goddess returns to the Divine Kingdom, he would be able to see everything that happened in the past, so he straightforwardly said, "Hill bought it from Luskan and then sold it to the potion master in Deepwater City."
"No wonder," Edna tilted her head and said, "In Black Eye's memory, the large fragments of the portrait were clearly carried away by those Shadow Souls."
She didn't ask why Hill didn't keep the oil painting fragments of Magala Black Eyes... As someone who is not a follower of the Goddess of Magic, it's impossible to use this divine artifact to contact the Weave, let alone receive spell gift from it.
Besides, these fragmented remnants that have been divided so finely can provide very little help to a mage as strong as Hill. Didn't Kelben also store all the fragments he received in the warehouse?
