Even though they know elves and dwarves are enemies of humans, these countries and organizations still plan to wait and see how William's battle situation unfolds before making a decision.
They even cheer in secret, not daring to let others know.
How could they possibly treat a magician who's targeted by both the Mage Association and the Forest of the Elves with such eagerness?
Hill doesn't mind this at all, it's better not to deal with him.
Without any connection, there's not even a chance to ask Hill for help, which he actually finds quite agreeable.
He just feels that these people seem to think too highly of William's kindness.
Probably because there are so few neutrally-kind kings in the world, their views of William are far from reality.
Hill recalled William's style of doing things and took a moment to gloat over the foreseeable future that awaited those who harbored hopes of luck.
Then he turned his attention back to the envoy from the Mage Association.
