Of course, Hill was not afraid that his ambitions or desires would return the Fate Ring of the entire world to its original state.
He only seemed gentle and kind; he was not truly that selflessly compassionate.
But if his actions pulled Telashir's fate back into its original ring—the claws of the Abyssal Evil God, the prying eyes of Devils, an Elven God-King foolish beyond measure, and a human Supreme God who had taken the wrong path—then with all those buffs stacked together, they truly were not something a newborn God like Telashir's Earth Goddess could resist.
Even Toril, with Ao blocking attacks from the highest planes, had needed Shar and Selûne to work together for hundreds of thousands of years before they could protect their universe from those endless assaults.
Toril was a half-open world... Don't be fooled by how powerful the Crystal Sphere Wall Torm later created was. That thing still continuously and randomly produced Crystal Wall Gates.
And if one considered how late Torm had appeared as a Guardian God, one could understand just how difficult Toril's circumstances had been before then.
The path Ao ultimately chose for Toril was related to its nature, but it was also related to the fact that the Toril he had taken over had already been somewhat incomplete.
Toril had become incredibly powerful because of that as well... Unlike newborn universes, which had to establish every law and order themselves, Toril's laws, thanks to its half-open World Wall, could almost be said to be manifestations of all the laws of the Multiverse.
To put it bluntly, Toril had been a high-level world from the moment of its birth, one that everyone could see, shining brilliantly... Otherwise, Shar and Selûne would not have needed to work so hard.
That was why the