Hill sometimes felt indecisive.
Clearly knowing that Aislin was bound to end up like this... In essence, if Aislin had done something while Glaysia and that Goddess of the Silvermoon were fighting, this wouldn't have been her outcome.
But Hill could also understand the imbalance between her inherently weak soul power and the powerful mana that was instilled in her... She simply couldn't have strong willpower.
Indeed, some people can achieve it, but Hill wouldn't look down on Aislin for not being able to.
All we can say is that she became naturally despondent when the time came, and from start to finish, she never struggled.
Moreover, people have to pay for everything they've done in the past.
After all, even deities cannot escape the so-called cause and effect.
Hill suddenly shook his head and couldn't help but laugh... The one who saved Aislin was her admiration for Ruth.
