If you dared use the energy of something you did not even understand, naturally there would be backlash.
Let alone this kind of chaotic energy—even genuine miracle tonics could not be consumed nonstop!
Hill did not know what was going on with this Damboro princess, but he had already painted a clear picture of Ellie's life trajectory.
She had relied too heavily on her luck... The first and second times, her meager fortune had indeed helped suppress the minor damage that came with growing stronger. But as she wanted more and more, and devoured increasingly powerful energy, that mere mortal-level luck could no longer save the crumbling barrier around her soul.
Even if Hill's arrival had not driven her into this madness, she would sooner or later have fallen into another kind of mental disorder.
Hill recalled her original fate... Alexei had allowed Linde to kill her, probably because she could no longer be of any use to him, right?
Though none of them were good people, Hill knew very well that if someone playing politics was a saint, they would definitely die young.
Besides, the dangers of Oaisis Energy Crystals were no secret.
The nobles, especially the great nobles, definitely all knew about them.
Everyone had to take responsibility for their own choices.
Hill would not sympathize with her because of that.
Now that he understood why the Damboro princess below could say such ignorant, shallow things with such pride on her face, he had no intention of meddling further.
Hill glanced at Umberlee, who was happily spearing fish on the sea's surface... She seemed very interested in the manta rays' invisible eyes and was trying to burst them one by one.
Perhaps even Gods liked relieving stress by popping bubbles?
Of course, he understood why Ellie was not