Oerst could not help scratching his head. "Why do I feel like, to our lord, the Temple of Helm is just dead weight for the Justice Knights?
It would not matter if they came, and if they left, that might even be better."
Lynn could not help glancing at this chosen of the Sword Singer. This fellow really was perceptive. "Hill does not like slavery."
The Church of Helm was not itself a slave owner, but it truly did protect slave traders... and Helm's habit of protecting his own had caused this once highly revered God of Guardians to lose a great deal of commoner faith, leaving only mercenaries and adventurers who could not tell right from wrong.
"Then he definitely would not like Helm." Oerst said indifferently. "So we do not need to stop those people from going in and out of the temple district?"
"No need to bother with them. Honestly, if the Justice Knights leave, Hill will not be too reluctant to see them go either... he did what he should have done. If others do not appreciate it, Hill does not have the leisure to keep meddling in their affairs.
Still, Tyr's Holy Knights are merely stubborn, not foolish.
If the Temple of Helm intends to leave, though, remember to ask them to move out completely." Lynn considered before answering. "We must first remind them that our relationship with Neverwinter is extremely poor. If they insist on going there, Aglaia will no longer allow Helm's church to enter.
We respect the God of Guardians, but we will not lose our self-respect out of respect for Gods... if Helm is dissatisfied, he can go ask Corellon."
Oerst could not help laughing. The lord's status was far too special... with the bloodline of the Father of Elves, no