For Shar, she did not actually resent Sharess for initially protecting Selûne—who had changed her name to that—since that was simply everyone's personal freedom.
Furthermore, compared to other gods who also carved away domains from Selûne but, intimidated by her deterrence, refused to even look at the Moon Maiden, Sharess was at least willing to lend a hand, flaws and all.
Although Shar held a grudge against her, she absolutely did not deny that Lady Firehair still had a shred of character... Of course, that mainly depended on who she was compared against.
If Sharess's behavior of this sort occurred on William's side, it would probably count as biting the hand that fed, but in Toril—where even the Sun and the Earth, who had once made Selûne fight a bloody battle with her Shar for so long, acted as though it had nothing to do with them when facing a Selûne whose injuries were so severe she could no longer even use her name—Sharess turned out to have the most a clear conscience.
Yet Shar utterly loathed the garrulousness of Sharess... When holding her pantheon gatherings, Sharess would actually go public and say that Shar and Selûne, as primordial goddesses, probably intended to maintain eternal purity, simply because some male gods attempting to court Shar happened to interest Lady Firehair.
Anyway, goddesses did not need physical contact to breed offspring.
Shar indeed looked down on those male gods, but she despised how Sharess brought her up behind her back to discuss such matters.
Selûne might not have cared, but Shar had always been deeply annoyed.
Hill looked blankly at these Greater Divine Powers who were chatting so happily. "This... how did it get dragged into involving Sharess?"
"That... swaying, graceful walking posture, the perfectly measured arm swings, even the way