After this test, the Gods of Toril understood: whatever reason the three gods had for staying in Aglaia, it had little to do with the city's master.
Hill, who came from another world, was far too powerful to bow his head and submit to Toril.
The Gods of Toril knew their own limits: this patch of land was decent enough for gods, but for powerful Mages, it was hardly a good place to settle down.
Since it was merely that the Twin Goddesses had a good relationship with Aglaia, that was another matter entirely.
Naturally, they would choose another place to make their move again.
For Hill, this outcome was rather good.
Though at this stage he did not fear any god making a move against him... Edna would have to go home someday!
At that time, even with Ao's restrictions, if the Gods of Toril truly kept coming to cause trouble for Aglaia, he would find it difficult to deal with them.
Not everyone was as useless as Waukeen.
Besides, Hill could not remain in this Toril forever... the Mythallar he had come here for had gone from a physical object he could obtain to merely a method of construction, but Hill did not care much.
The reason this thing could not be recreated was simple: the cost was too high.
For the people of Toril, the greatest difficulty in creating another Mythallar was not the method, but the materials.
Even creating a Demiplane consumed far less than this thing.
Even a Mage as powerful as Elminster, when he finally created his own Elminster's Star, had merely used floating-city magic to keep the cities aloft rather than make them orbit his planet.
But Hill reckoned that if he traveled through the Astral Plane with the mindset of searching for