Hill had no opinion on Aislin's struggles, nor was he surprised by her nearly mad gambles... Humans in the multiverse, and even most deities, are struggling for survival.
Including the powerful Lord of Hell, Asmodeus, who also almost became someone else's tool for destruction.
His descent into Hell was the only path he could find that neither twisted his principles nor required him to grovel.
Any means taken for survival, even if Hill disagrees or fails to comprehend them, he won't belittle them.
The moment the fantastical seed was planted in the multiverse, it set in motion everyone's inevitable fate.
This included Hill and his Teraxil.
Though the presence of the World Tree allowed them a somewhat comfortable existence, Teraxil nearly faced its doom!
Even if William and the God of Time and Space adorned the world with blooming prosperity, if someday a mighty foe who dismisses the World Tree's vengeance emerges, none would be able to withstand it.
