Shaer's reminder was quite timely, something Hill hadn't thought of himself.
Although the billions of Elves perished in the Dawn Calamity are quite famous, they mostly exist as part of the background, often making people forget that they were living beings too.
However, there's not much one can do about it... their manner of death was truly unique.
Most of the time, it feels like the prequel background before a movie premieres.
People move on after watching, let go after hearing it, few delve deep into the matter.
Moreover, they don't harbor the Nether resentment found in other incidents of national demise, nor are there desolate ruins with Necromancy lingering.
They even took their pet dogs with them to Lansendel's Divine Kingdom, leaving no grudges behind.
Often, tales of sorrow and desolation are sung by disaster survivors... reminiscing about past days and mourning dear friends and relatives.
But, these Elves likely have no close relatives left behind.
