There was no problem with taking away the cup, as Hill had countless ways to maintain the life-based magical power it radiated.
After all, Amanata tended more toward attack than survival.
However, Hill was well aware that the cup was easy to take, but difficult to use.
He had no interest in exerting any effort for the resurrection of the Sun God.
Yet Hill also understood that even if he did not act, the cup, once awakened, might directly transport itself into the hands of some fortunate individual who just happened to be singing praises to the Sun.
And incidentally bestow upon him several Flower Fairies.
That would make Hill extremely uncomfortable, especially seeing Vila's innocent and endearing demeanor, Hill was truly glad he had arrived first.
Otherwise, Vila and the others' eventual fate would very likely be to have their minds erased and become tireless gardeners in a garden.
