Expansion of Aglaia Town

Many things about Hill's territory spread quickly, after all. It was quite a distinctive place.

Especially after Aglaia had been recognized by Toril, many merchants had started cozying up to Lynn and Telly at the tavern.

From Tyr's temple to the Temple of Aglaia, then to the Harpers' building, the marshland by the sea had all turned into silvery-white beaches.

They truly looked beautiful from the main road.

What passersby found regrettable was that, aside from the personnel of the three buildings and the families and attendants of Silver Shield, no one else was permitted to enter.

But the merchants did not see it that way. Turning such a beach into a port would be troublesome; the only option would be for the lord to rebuild it himself.

The beach had clearly been formed according to Aglaia's wishes. There had never been any intention of making it into a port.

But to merchants, using such a prime location merely as scenery meant that the lord of Aglaia Town and the Supreme God behind him probably had something wrong with them.

They tried to use Telly and Lynn to influence Hill and Aglaia.

But Lynn was a romantic Half-Elf by nature. He preferred that beach and took walks along it beneath the moonlight every day.

As for Telly, whom the merchants focused on, he only cared about money that could actually end up in his own hands. Even if Hill built a port, there was no chance he would get a share of the profits.

He still had to work as a bartender. The tavern had plenty of customers now, and Telly was quite satisfied.

A Gold Dragon would not work hard for someone else's treasury, not even for a close friend.

He might as well spend that time trying to