Selûne seemed to have a serious grudge against the Winter Maiden, a longtime resident of the Northlands. She even waved one hand excitedly as she spoke: "Winter may indeed be unpredictable, but if she suddenly turned it into a warm winter, that would be a disaster too!
That made no sense at all!
Sometimes, no one could even tell what she wanted to do... A place like Icewind Dale actually had summer for three whole months!
That was the polar region!
Sea levels rose by several meters, flooding Waterdeep's harbor and the Lower Ward!
No matter what happened, no one could guess what decision this Winter Goddess would make in the end... There had been times when she suddenly felt merciful and saved all the old, weak, women, and children.
But she might also suddenly recall the past, fill with hatred for both humans and Elves, fly thousands of miles in an instant, and freeze everyone within sight to death.
So although Talos's scheme was simple, it really had a very high chance of succeeding. Her moods were far too unpredictable.
Most Gods' so-called unpredictability actually concealed some kind of scheme of their own, like Shar.
But Auril truly acted according to her mood."
Selûne shook her head helplessly and looked seriously at Hill. "From what I can tell, she really wants to borrow Aglaia's light to sever everything connected to the past and willingly switch sides.
To be honest, I never expected that, even with Icewind Dale reduced to this state, she would choose to keep switching sides in silence despite always competing with Uthgar for barbarian believers.
You have to understand, aside from winter and ice, her other divine portfolios all involve people. Spreading her terror amid the chaos has always been her style.
Even Ao finds it