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-- Your Holiness, the Overlord sent us a message. Now we know that the dragon is in Farrellia, and the rebellious priest is hiding there as well, along with their likely next target: Crider. You probably already know that, thanks to the blessings of the saints, we are ready to fight the dragon, but no saints can save our attack if the priest simply banishes a significant part of our army, including half of those who received the blessings. Perhaps you can guess what strategic alternative has been proposed to us – and it means the death of many people, which I want to avoid. In this regard, I hoped that you might have some answers or advice: what is the probability that the Arselite priest knows that the Overlord has alien servants? Will he be ready? If so, is there any way to counter this? How does the banishment mechanism work in general: range, effectiveness of obstacles...? I would like to find any way to win this hopeless battle without putting anyone at risk – I bow deeply. -- I apologize if I am wasting your time.
- And it doesn't matter whether he knows or not. If he is battle-hardened and competent in his field, he will definitely notice your approach, and then a single prayer will be enough to end the existence of a significant part of Carneola, regardless of the distance. - Mass banishment works across the entire map. - I am very sorry, but I cannot offer a solution to this problem. The only alternative that comes to mind is to send a squad of local fighters to eliminate the priest, but given the existence of Despair, this will be a suicide mission and it is not at all certain that it will be successful.