Because the Magical Empire had relayed word from Allen and Ravenclaw, who were about to confront the Grim Reaper, wizard gathering places and villages in every country were required to build Ravenclaw Temples, whether or not they belonged to the New Empire Alliance. Wizard families living hidden among Muggles also had to place goddess statues in their homes.
Together with those forceful demands to build defensive zones, this, in fact, let the wizards vent the negative emotions brought on by their recent lack of security directly into something that made them feel they could contribute as well. It gave them an outlet for their efforts, making them feel they were taking part in resisting the Grim Reaper and working toward that cause.
Previously, when they learned the end of the world was coming, almost everyone had felt lost and helpless in the face of an existence they had no way to resist. But now, after learning that the Ravenclaw Goddess truly was fighting the Grim Reaper, and that as long as they sincerely believed in the goddess, they could strengthen the goddess's strength...
The Ravenclaw Goddess's battle also contained a share of their own power.
The wizards took the initiative to offer their own supplies and labor, needed or not, sending over every resource they thought might be useful in the construction of the temples. Even household Witches who felt they could not contribute much sent food they had cooked to the wizards building the temples.
Because of this, Ravenclaw Temples were established extremely quickly all over the world. Though time was short, tens of thousands of temples rose from the ground across the globe. Some of these temples were vast and magnificent, others delicate and small; not only city centers, but places of beautiful scenery or grand backdrops were