Sunny had granted independence to Saint. Then, he did the same with the other Shadows.
Once everything was done, he consumed a great number of his shades to restore the Shadow Cores he had lost in the process. A great number of them vanished, diminishing the power of his Domain... but innumerable shades remained, still.
Finally, dazed by the pain and with his vast soul in a pitiful state, he made his way to Revel's chamber.
And here he was, explaining to her what he intended to do.
"So, that's about it... quite a genius plan, isn't it? As expected of me, the Lord of Shadows!"
Sunny grinned.
Revel let out a heavy sigh and covered her face with a palm.
She remained silent for a long time, then said evenly:
“Well, I'll give it to you. Sending Lord Nightmare to Morgan is a good idea... with a Sovereign and a Supreme Terror protecting Bastion together, people there will be much safer. The same is true for Seishan and the Shadow Fiend. Thank you for that, by the way. I don't even care about how immensely powerful he is — his unbelievable luck alone is a great asset.”
She paused and then mumbled quietly:
“Plus, he will finally have a chance to learn a thing or two from someone sane... thank the gods, that poor Devil really needs another role model..."
Sunny blinked a couple of times.
“Huh? What was that?"
Revel threw a dark look at him.
“Never mind that. That is your plan for the Forgotten Shore? Have you completely lost your mind?"
Sunny chuckled.
“Oh... a long time ago."
Then, he shook his head with a smile.
"But my plan is very reasonable. Just think about it for a moment."
Indeed, what Sunny had in mind for the Forgotten Shore was the product of a long and careful consideration. There was some risk involved, but he had a feeling that it would work out well in the end.
He raised a finger.
“Let's go over it one by one. First... the Soul Serpent."



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