Lathander looked at Hill as if to say, "How could you even say that?"
Hill was a little confused. "What's wrong?"
"Guess where Toril is the liveliest?" The Great Peacock let out two cooing laughs and spoke with undisguised amusement. "Your Aglaia, of course!
Although many who came in pursuit of Gods could not enter Aglaia and could not endure the Undead's antics, how could they not want to get as close as possible to their own Gods?
You don't think that just because Tyr's Justice Knights went to Amn, they would build their Supreme God Temple there, do you?
Aglaia is the best place to store their endless law scrolls... Is there anywhere more fireproof, lightning-proof, and waterproof?"
Hill could not help baring his teeth... Temples could not be destroyed by natural fire, water, thunder, or lightning, but divine ones could.
Although Tyr had become a little smoother than before, he documented every matter. Even when a defendant was clearly meant to be sentenced to death but could only compensate the victim in another way, the reason for it... and which God had stepped in without regard for face... would all be written down in meticulous detail.
These case files were generally kept within the grand temple, accessible only to high-ranking priests.
But for some Gods, especially those who built their standing upon "kindness" and "integrity," they absolutely did not want such matters recorded in writing... Rumors could turn truth into falsehood, but words witnessed by Tyr could never be altered.
Thus, Tyr's grand temple truly suffered disasters all the time.
How ridiculous!
A Greater Divine Power's earthly temple was constantly being scorched by fire and drenched in water.
But if that temple were in Aglaia, things would be different.
They would not casually change locations either. They could