As an OOC Note, I would like to add that ... the Habbakuk faith would be the ones who know this.. and this post is just to alert any who want to find it necessary to try and think they'll be able to enter the area without...someone..noticing. Thank you.
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Valandil moves about the grounds of the faithful of Habbakuk, alerting the Druids and the Rangers, to give thanks and praise to the Phoenix, and ask in humility he ask to assist their eyes and ears, and keep watch on the lands. Evil has roamed among the two temples far too long, and it is time to take precaution. It is time nothing and nobody enter without our knowing.

He then bows before the magnificent dragons watching the areas as well, and ask they make further use of their talents in assisting the Mishakal, and the Habbakuk faith in watching the area, and that it is time nobody enter the lands without knowing.

And so the Rangers begin setting up better watch posts, and the druids and clerics kneel within the chosen place of worship and pray to the Fisher King that he grant them the guidance they need to watch the lands

Amia stood before the gathered acolytes, clerics, and warriors who were not currently on duty. "My brothers and sisters, I wish to speak to you about some recent disturbances. Enemies of the Gods of Light have been spotted in the forest, far too close to the Temples of Habbakuk and Mishakal for comfort."

She pauses and sweeps her gaze over the large crowd, "We must be more careful and vigalent. Carelessness can get both you and those you are sworn to aid and protect killed."

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She spoke with all of the Dragons that patrolled the temple grounds. Each nodded seriously, well aware of the events that touched off the need for greater watchfulness.

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The day had been long and difficult for her. She had felt compelled to check on Taven constantly - often going back to the temple to make sure he was still there. Finally able to return to the Temple for the night, she stepped onto the dais, knelt before the alter and began to pray.