Future Plans for Aglaia City

Hill had truly never expected the human Gods to be so wary of Lathander as well.

Milil had always been such an optimist. For him to say something like that, did Lathander really have no friends among Toril's Gods besides Selûne?

"If that's the case, then the human Gods won't consider coming here to develop followers either.

"Lynn lowered his head and couldn't help scratching his hair. "That also means Aglaia City can't possibly have any temples.

In that case, the Elves whose faith is more devout won't be able to live here.

No wonder Corellon only established commercial and residential districts. There isn't even a noble district."

"Why would you think the human Gods would want to build temples here?" Hill asked curiously. "The ones coming are Elves and Half-Elves, aren't they?"

The human Gods of Toril probably would not be brave enough to come directly and compete with the Elven Gods for Elven and Half-Elf followers.

After all, apart from Rose's former boyfriend, who had come to his senses before entering the Abyss, the Elves had no Weak Divine Powers.

Several of their Demigods were stronger than Weak Divine Powers from other pantheons.

Lynn smiled strangely. "But the blueprints include an academy district, complete with everything from elementary schools teaching literacy to vocational academies for all kinds of professions.

Unlike Silver Moon City, which only has Mages and Alchemists, this is an academy for every profession.

Hill, it isn't just humans and Elves. There are courses for every kind of profession among Gnomes, Dwarves, and fairies too." He pointed at the thick folder by Hill's hand. "This doesn't look like something involving only Corellon and the Elven Pantheon.

The bard courses are so comprehensive that even I was surprised. They include not only Milil's, but even those of