Wistalia was the one existence Hill found hardest to understand, even more so than Selûne.
Of course, perhaps it was because of that connection that he occasionally felt exasperated disappointment. No, that was not right. It was more like helplessly wondering why he always had to pass by that idiot whenever he traced his bloodline.
No matter how awful Selûne was, the trouble she caused was something Toril itself had to bear, and the ones she chiefly screwed over were Toril's people and Gods.
Wistalia... no matter how much Hill refused to acknowledge his relationship with that bastard, was it really some kind of secret?
Even Selûne would bring it up to provoke Hill. Hadn't William also used Shar to remind him?
Though William and Shar might have sensed something and merely used the matter as a conversational opening... the reason they thought those words would work was because it was fundamentally impossible to completely sever the connection between Hill and Wistalia!
So, if that guy caused trouble again, someone would inevitably bring it to Hill.
Corellon was still standing in front of him, of course. Whenever something happened, people generally thought of the Father of Elves first and made him clean up after his troublesome son.
But Corellon was not always reliable.
Who knew when some troublesome matter would be shoved right in front of Hill, something requiring him to step in and resolve it.
After leaving Telashir, Hill had been confident that he owed Wistalia nothing and had no obligation to deal with the trouble he brought.
But now, Hill—the Hill who had confirmed that the most mysterious part of his bloodline also came from Wistalia—was no longer so sure.
The main thing was that he did not know whether the Lord of Fate might suddenly send him