Hill ultimately chose silence.
He always felt that Ruth knew a lot of things.
Hill also understood that Ruth's mystery likely stemmed from resistance, self-rescue, or even saving the world.
But he knew even more clearly that when someone is forced to find their way in the shadows, they are inevitably entangled by those shadows.
For those who have reached the end of their road, a visitor from the Otherworld is far less important than their own people.
Once Hill's true identity is discovered...even if they have reservations, in a crisis, the first person they would betray would undoubtedly be Hill.
Moreover, who knows if Asmodeus really remains deceived by their cautiousness?
What if one of their organization's hidden strong figures is the Lord of Hell himself?
This kind of thing, Asmodeus has always been good at.
Hill always had a feeling that the longer he remained hidden in this world, the more advantageous it would be.
