Though there seemed to be many secrets, none of them affected him for the time being, so Hill chose to watch quietly.
Neither side in this scheme could be called good people... Even if the Red Dragon's current position temporarily aligned with Hill's, that absolutely did not mean Hill found him pleasing.
Honestly, if he could perish together with Fengo, Hill thought that would be the best possible ending.
Unfortunately, in a fantasy world, those who killed countless people and harmed innumerable others never suffered any karmic retribution.
The truly frightening thing was only doing what one should not do and provoking someone one should not provoke... But Chromatic Dragons committing evil had never been considered any sort of wrongdoing.
So Hill knew that he had changed a great deal and was becoming increasingly accustomed to the real world.
When things happened, he could even calmly judge whether they would cause an alignment shift... As long as the other party had not crossed certain fundamental lines, even if he knew how evil they were, he could still communicate with them calmly.
When he left Telashir, Hill could not yet do that... Though he would not have stood up for others' lives and deaths back then either, he certainly would not have spoken with such people.
Hill had possessed quite a strong aversion to impurity in his temperament at the time.
But being drawn, during the most unexpected period, into the danger of Toril's most terrifying Path of Fate had changed him considerably in that regard.
Fortunately, there had always been one unchangeable trait in his nature: the soul from his previous life gave him a certain sense of detachment from everything in this life.
Other than himself and the family and friends who had entered that cool protective layer around