Hill could not help rubbing his forehead. He must have lost his mind. Why had he asked Selûne?
Shar probably knew more than she did about what was inside the Silver Moon Temple!
It had nothing to do with Aglaia, anyway. He was not kind enough to help Waterdeep out of its predicament. Taking in fleeing refugees was already more than enough.
"Liszt, have the Temple of Aglaia prepare to shelter refugees."
"Yes, sir. Should I notify the Temple of Tyr to prepare to receive refugees as well?
"Lynn has stationed them on the walls to the north and south of the harbor. He thinks it's unlikely, but he's worried someone might take advantage of the chaos."
Hill nodded. When they needed protection, the people of Toril trusted Tyr's reputation. The Temple of Tyr was surely prepared already, but it was still best to give them a warning.
As for the north and south of Aglaia City, he could already hear Telly and Tasting roaring. A jumble of answering roars came from the north.
They were trading insults, each determined to kill more invaders than the other. The Drow would have to be fools to come over those two mountains. They were not actually trying to invade Aglaia.
Hill had some trouble reading and writing Draconic, but he understood it just fine when spoken.
He rose quietly and sensed the strength of the enemies out in the Wilds. There was not even a Demigod among them. Had they come here to die?
Was Rose certain Hill would not intervene to save Waterdeep?
Suspicious as ever, she had still sent cannon fodder to harass Aglaia. She had not sent any large weapons like Disease Stone Golems yet. If one of those appeared, Hill would have to step in himself. Its minerals