Selûne suddenly looked up at the sky. "I knew it. The Path of Fate is almost over. How could it end without dragging every god in Toril into the mess?
"Dream on if you think you can just watch the show without taking the stage!
"Tch. The Old Man is petty and shameless."
Shar said casually, "He pulls this every time, but at least this time there's a real reason. It's better than that nonsense he came up with for the Time of Troubles.
"At least this matters to us."
"Should we write to the other gods?" Lathander asked, belatedly catching on. "In whose name? All three of us?
"I bet the first thing some of the timid ones would do is burn the letter. What if we scare a couple of them to death?
"Someone like the Goddess of Springwater would run off crying to her sister, wouldn't she?"
"Shut up!" Selûne and Shar roared together.
After a while, Shar calmed down and said, "Doesn't the Snowfall Island Alliance have a letterhead we all use? Use that. Notify Tyr and Tempus first.
"Oh, and Edna, the one floating around up there. Shouldn't this letter go out in her name?
"In the end, she'll defeat her enemies under the eyes of the Toril Gods, then make a glorious exit!
"Damn it. Why am I handling all of this?
"This is supposed to be her job!"
Normally, Edna would have uncovered Amn's plot after a narrow escape, then called on the other gods to gang up on Amn's warlocks. Ao had actually found a decent way to improve relations among the gods of Toril, instead of leaving things as they were now, with four hostile relationships between just three gods.
After all these years of scheming, Ao had begun to sense