Hill did not get involved in the clash between those two.
Lathander definitely did not like Shar, but that did not mean he liked Selûne either.
His friend had always been rather detached in his attitude toward the two Moon Goddesses... He always spoke of Shar and Selûne as if they had nothing to do with him, and he was equally indifferent when speaking with them.
Though he never stopped provoking them, that seemed more like one of Lathander's habits than any particular attitude toward the two of them.
Toril had many peculiarities, and this was one of them... The sun and moon were not merely not natural allies; they were not even on the same side.
Hill had thought it over carefully, and he could not explain Lathander's attitude by saying that Toril's Sun God was Amaunator.
He could only attribute the result to Toril being a semi-artificial world.
Lathander and Amaunator were both actually in rather awkward positions.
Amaunator had it a little better. After all, the planet where he had been born belonged to Toril. He could still be described as a mixed-blood whose thoughts always drifted outward, inheriting more of an outsider's bloodline.
It was precisely because of that connection that, even after causing so many enormous incidents on Toril, Amaunator still had a chance at revival... Unlike the Gods of certain outsider pantheons, who simply stayed dead once they died.
Lathander, on the other hand, was a little like a stepson.
Everything about him seemed to belong to Toril, yet everyone knew perfectly well that he was light brought by the Undying Flame.
He had never been the same as those Toril Gods torn from Shar and Selûne.
Thus, compared to Toril's native Gods, Lathander had been closer from the beginning to Taiji and the