These are all things that complement each other.

Styx himself would not make such a mistake.

Hill was able to go because he was incompatible with the City of Death, but also because the underworld tree in Trasil was related to the River Styx.

Hill figured this out the moment he could clearly see the specific structure of the City of Death.

Otherwise, no matter how powerful he is and how good his eyes are, he will not be able to directly jump over the bone tower and clearly see the structure of the entire city.

When others, including gods, look there from the outside, they usually only see the Bone Tower in black shadow.

Unless you enter the City of Death, you cannot clearly see the scene in the black shadow.

But Hill can.

Then, not only did Styx know that he could, but he was not surprised at all.

After Hill thought about it for a moment, he knew what had happened... The Trasil Underworld Tree should be blamed on him.

Hill, actually doesn't want this to happen.

As cool as it sounds... the city of death was built out of trees that belonged to him.

But, as a son of nature who focuses on life, what is the significance of being related to the River Styx?

There’s no benefit either!

And, is this really good?

What kind of thinking did Styx think it was appropriate to build the City of Death on someone else's big tree?

After all, he summoned this tree himself.
Chapter completed!