Hill believed that if anyone in the Multiverse besides himself and the Lord of Fate could see that trace of destiny upon him, it could only be Corellon.
It was precisely because he had figured this out that Hill no longer remained wary of Corellon's excessive concern and friendliness toward him.
It was not as though Hill being a descendant somewhat cherished by the World Tree would be enough to make the Father of Elves care for him so much. Corellon could watch his own sons and daughters go to their deaths without batting an eye.
Corellon was the being Hill had met who respected freedom of choice the most.
As long as it was a choice made from the bottom of someone's heart, Corellon would never force them to change their mind.
His mercy and ruthlessness hardly seemed like traits belonging to the same person.
Thus, even though he had always treated Hill well, Hill had always kept his distance from him.
Of course, Hill now understood why he had received such preferential treatment.
Just as Corellon would diligently clean up Wistalia's messes no matter how much he disliked his stupidity... since the Father of Elves understood the Lord of Fate well enough to lure him in, he surely knew that the other party would pay attention to this foolish son.
Therefore, even though he constantly suspected Wistalia's brain was full of blood because his bloodline was too pure, Corellon would not allow this son to seek his own death.
Just think of his beloved youngest daughter, Eilistraee, and one would understand the Father of Elves' true attitude toward his children.
No amount of love would make Corellon go against his nature.
But fate would.
Even a God as powerful as Corellon absolutely would not want to choose the