Surviving the Fourth Calamity

Chapter 2308 William with concerns

Hill believed that if there was anyone in the multiverse besides him and the Lord of Fate who could see the trace of fate in him, it must be only Corellon.

It was precisely because he had figured this out that Hill was no longer wary of Corellon's excessive attention and overly friendly attitude towards him.

Not to mention that Hill was just a descendant that the World Tree cared about a little, yet the Father of Elves took such good care of him, he even watched his own daughter and son go to death.

Corellon is the person who most respects the right to free choice that Hill has ever met.

As long as the other party makes the choice from the bottom of his heart, Corellon will never force the other party to change his mind.

His kindness and cruelty simply don't seem to be the same person.

So, even though he had always been nice to Hill, Hill always kept his distance from him.

Of course, Hill now understands why he is treated so well.

Just like how Corellon would conscientiously clean up the mess for Wistaria even if he disliked her stupidity... Since the Father of Elves could understand the extent to which the Lord of Fate had hooked him, he must also know that the other party would pay attention to this silly son.

Therefore, even though he always suspected that Wistaria's brain was filled with plasma because his blood was too pure, Corellon would not let his son seek death.

If you think about his little daughter Eilistraee, whom he truly loves, you will understand the true attitude of this elven father towards his children.

No amount of love would make Corellon go against his nature.

But fate will.

Even a god as powerful as Corellon would never want to choose the wrong side when making any choice.

Toril's goddesses of luck and misfortune can influence powerful divine powers!

Not to mention the true master of destiny.

The child was what Corellon wanted to have, so he had to raise him well.

However, it is precisely because of this attention that Corellon must be able to see the seemingly natural luck in Hill.

The blessing of natural forces can indeed enable people to choose the best outcome when making probabilistic choices, but it is difficult for people to choose the most appropriate outcome.

For example, the path that Hill took in Toril.

Although Hill tried to avoid most of AO's plans, there was also a part that Hill almost walked past unconsciously without even knowing what was happening.

Those unconscious parts would actually make Hill waver.

For example, the Nethercolor Scroll.

Hill certainly wouldn't take it away, but if he knew the thing was in his hands, he wasn't sure he wouldn't look at it.

As long as he opens it, then in Edna's destiny, his Aglaia will not be just a city that she passes by and accidentally encounters dragon wars and god wars, but a major battlefield where countless wizards come to kill her.

All the disasters in Waterdeep will surely be led there by him.

However, Hill really didn't feel anything at all, and he didn't think twice or have any inspiration when he threw it into the warehouse.

He was going over his gains again because of the Dragon Scale Book artifact!
But with his usual luck, he still failed to fish out the Naise Scroll.

Until... the Nether Scroll's role in the Road of Destiny ended.

For some things, people who don't know will only think that Hill's luck is a little special, but guys like Corellon probably speculated from the beginning that there were traces of fate in Hill.

Just as Hei Wilson said...the appearance of the child Hill is like fate's blessing to the Earth Bear.

The complex bloodline perfectly made up for the conflicting blood, and the fragments of the Earth Goddess' soul just made up for the remaining soul of the baby who was ambushed to the point that he could hardly be born.

Well, plus Hill's 'unexpected' main soul.

Too many coincidences would inevitably make an old guy like Corellon suspicious, so he was very nice to Hill from the beginning.

Maybe it really is just a coincidence, but that doesn’t matter… interacting with lucky people will always bring some benefits.

For example, the ending of the Moonflower Royal Family of Yongju Island, the reputation of their elven pantheon, and the life of the Winged Elf Goddess.

At this stage, Hill felt that Corellon was at least half sure of Hill's connection with fate.

Then, he would definitely fully support William's suggestion...By completely tying Westalia to Hill's world, he could definitely save the life of his son who could not die easily.

Although Hill didn't care whether Westalia suffered or not, he certainly wouldn't watch this guy commit suicide.

William's tone became more and more firm... Naturally, Corellon gave his absolute support.

Hill couldn't help but curl his lips, probably because the Earth Goddess also gave a positive answer.

This city of death is pretty good for her.

At least, the souls of the Warcraft can finally return to the self-circulation of Trashiel due to this operation, and no longer be controlled by Gruumsh.

Any Warcraft soul that has awakened the orc consciousness will inevitably commit sins as long as it cannot control itself.

It's just the right time to put a millstone on it to grind away that part of the soul's essence.

If it doesn't work once, then twice.

Do it a few times and it will be fine.

Even though this would turn these monsters back into wild beasts with only a short life without intelligence, it was a good outcome for Trahil.

Hill knew that he might not have thought enough...but based on what he had thought of, he had to help.

But what use is someone like Hill who is not even qualified to sit at the negotiating table?
Even if Hill didn't react at first, he wouldn't be so dumbfounded now.

There was no way Trahil could contact Styx.

Even though he had just created a god of death, it was something he could do in a flash of thought.

This does not mean that the main consciousness of the Styx will pay attention to Trahil.

The newly born Styx is too fragile and cannot bear too much attention from the Styx... Existences like the Styx and the Abyss can crush a small plane with just a glance, not to mention the arrival of the main consciousness.

It will definitely bring the laws of the entire world to the brink of collapse.

Unless it is a world like Toril that has existed long enough to have left its mark on the multiverse.

So, even though he really wanted to see Trahil's fun, Styx would just watch from a distance and wouldn't get too close.

But this world is different.

Minghe intends to take this world under his control.

That means that no matter how many shortcomings this world has, he has one biggest advantage... taking on the main consciousness of the Styx.

But even if he can and will come, not everyone can call him.

Even his underworld messenger Gilbert can't do it.

Hill, however, can.

Although Gilbert couldn't call upon the will of the Styx, he could at least contact it.

Hill touched his wrist...and if he wanted to summon Gilbert, he only needed to shout twice.

Although the contract between the two of them has ended, their connection is still intact.

The most important thing is that Styx said in person that he owed Hill a favor in the matter of Gilbert.

Even if William didn't know about this favor, he must have known about the connection between Hill and the Styx messenger from the natives of this world.

However, William couldn't, and didn't dare, ask Hill directly for help...that was the River Styx!

Even if he believed in Hill's luck and the old people's high regard for Hill, William would not make such a heavy request before Hill spoke himself.

Hill glanced at Shar, who was standing behind William with a concerned look on his face... The old man AO must have whispered a lot about Hill to Shar.

Oh, Selune should have heard it too.

So, the Silvermoon Maiden has been trying to dig Sil to Toril.

As the Daughter of Dark Night, she is only worried about whether Hill can really help her boyfriend.

Tsk~
Hill thought about it and decided not to whet William's appetite.

After all, it's a serious matter.

And, the sooner you start, the better.

Moreover, he also had a hidden worry in his heart: his Moon Tree.

The most important task for Yue Shu, who was abducted into the River Styx, is to use the divine fire and divinity in his body to form the current goddess of death.

It might even become the foundation of her city of death.

However, being just a place to live and a tree where she was born cannot guarantee the Moon Tree’s status in the River Styx. At least, she is not an indispensable existence.

However, if the City of Death really becomes what William imagined, then the Styx, which will need a large number of manpower, will definitely have to borrow the help of the Moon Tree that has been imbued with the power of the underworld.

If the undead want to live permanently in the City of Death, they need some medium.

Then, the most convenient and effective medium is the leaves of the moon tree.

Even if the leaves of the moon tree leave her body, they still belong to her.

In other words, those undead who were entrusted with important tasks must be under the surveillance of the Moon Tree.

With just a thought, she can turn these undead spirits back to their original form.

Although Yue Shu is not the Lord of Death, nor is she a powerful god...but the right to monitor can make her invincible.

Therefore, Hill was quite willing to start this matter as soon as possible... William mentioned the moon tree many times, so he naturally thought of this.

Hill felt that he was able to think of this so quickly thanks to William's reminder.

Sure enough, interests are the weapon that can make people calm and peaceful.

Even if Hill discovered William's temptation, he was able to think from a positive perspective and did not feel like he was being used at all.

He couldn't help but shake his head and smile.

Seeing Hill touching his wrist and slightly opening his lips with concentration, William breathed a sigh of relief.

Gently responding to Shar's concerned gaze as she hung on his arm, William secretly smiled bitterly in his heart... As expected, one should not owe anyone anything.

If it were someone else, in this win-win situation, or even when the other party benefits greatly, William would definitely act more justified.

How could it be possible to give all the initiative to the other party so tactfully?

But with Hill on the other side, he really couldn't do that.

(End of this chapter)