In truth, Hill found it hard to believe that someone as strong-willed as the God of Space-Time would descend to the mortal realm over that little mess with Uranus.
So when he discovered that the God of Space-Time had actually provided the Greek Pantheon with some help, he practically began to doubt his own sanity.
William might have acted because he wanted to settle everything once and for all, wiping out both favors and grudges... His personality was actually quite resolute and courageous, but perhaps because he had spent too long in the military, he was also somewhat prone to impatience.
When handling matters, he tended to go to extremes. And if paying a small price meant fewer troubles in the future, William would probably be willing.
Of course, that was only for friendly forces... But since it involved Toril and that troublesome father-in-law of his, it was perfectly normal for William to lend a hand.
But the God of Space-Time?
Heh~ A big shot who had survived through that era was least likely to be impatient.
He would carefully weigh the gains and losses. Once he determined that something was not worth it, even if someone kept bringing up those old matters, he would not care.
Helping Apollo and the others leave Zeus half-dead was no problem, but... offending Mount Celestia, which had originally had nothing to do with Telashir, was not worth it no matter how one looked at it.
No matter how eloquently Hermes spoke, given the God of Space-Time's character, he should have demanded that Hermes bring Uranus before him before discussing anything else.
Logically speaking, that should have been the big shot's choice... Hill could even infer some of the karma between the God of Space-Time and Uranus.
As for anything else, it was already