Hill had no idea that Shar, hidden behind the veil, disapproved of the overly close relationship between him and Lathander.
To be honest, neither he nor Lathander had ever considered that there might be any further consequences to this matter.
Lathander had even been considering asking Hill to help replenish the Dawnstones with a little energy whenever he continued traveling through the Astral Plane in the future and passed by those Dawn Towers his followers had built, only for them to decline for one reason or another.
As long as he acknowledged it, the light energy Hill released could be used.
Moreover, Hill had shown him some flowers capable of replenishing Light Law energy.
The spires of the Dawn Towers in this world were no longer hollowed out at the very tip as they had been before.
Instead, they had been made into platform-like roofs, with sunflowers capable of storing solar energy planted in the openings between the hollow bricks and stones.
Of course, although the seeds of these flowers had been cultivated by Hill, Lathander had imbued every one of them with divine power.
That way, the sunflowers they grew would gather tiny crystals at the tips of their stamens, and the energy they emitted would be Lathander's Dawnlight.
If this experiment succeeded, the limit for maintaining the energy systems of Lathander's temporarily unoccupied Dawn Towers would no longer be merely a thousand years.
After all, if no one was using them and the Dawn Towers only had to remain in their most basic operational state, their energy consumption was actually extremely slight.
The energy provided by these hundred-odd sunflowers could not be used to accomplish anything.
But maintaining that energy baseline would not be a problem.
When a Dawn Tower opened again, it would inevitably be because a