Hill could understand why Suren and Agleya seemed to be love at first sight.
The moon and the ocean were inherently connected, their divine powers echoing each other.
In some more harmonious universes, the relationship between the Moon Goddess and the Sea God was quite good.
Of course, here in Toril, the chaotic battle among All Gods likely had nothing to do with it; Suren wouldn't even bat an eyelid at Ambori.
Beyond guiding the tides, Suren's divinity also included guiding those lost at sea.
Just as she said, those unlucky sailors, if troubled by Ambori, would think of Suren first to seek rescue.
Most of the time, if Suren heard them, she would definitely lend a hand, even if the ones praying were pirates.
The most troublesome thing about her was her complete lack of stance; often, even those from the Chaotic Faction would show some bias, but she, perhaps her eternal enemy Shaer, could suddenly pray to her and she would waver.
