The Temple of Set has broken ground, yet weeds grow between the stones and jungle plants are beginning to take root. It is confirmed the Temple of Set in the Old Knot District will remain there and not be allowed to move to Temple Way. The temple construction was blocked by the priests of Ibis.
The priests of Ibis are fiercely protective of their god's legacy and the pursuit of knowledge, making them staunch opponents of any force that threatens these ideals. When rumors began to circulate about plans to build a temple to Set within Seregon, the priests of Ibis were among the first to voice their opposition.
Led by the high priest of Ibis, the priests gathered in the temple's central hall and issued a formal decree denouncing the proposal. They argued that Set, a god associated with chaos, deception, and darkness, stood in direct opposition to the values of knowledge, order, and enlightenment that Ibis represented. The priests warned that allowing a temple to Set within the city would corrupt the minds and hearts of its citizens, leading them away from the path of wisdom and into the embrace of ignorance and superstition.
Vop Verstappen, the revered sage, added his voice to the opposition, citing historical records that detailed the downfall of civilizations that had allowed the worship of Set to take root. He argued that the presence of a temple to Set would not only be an affront to Ibis but would also bring disaster upon the city. The Arcane Watchers, who respected the wisdom of the priests of Ibis, also lent their support to the cause, cautioning against the potential dangers of allowing Set’s influence to spread.
The debate over the Temple of Set became a heated topic in the city, with the priests of Ibis leading the charge to preserve the sanctity of Seregon. Their efforts were not without effect; the city's Assembly ultimately rejected the proposal, swayed by the priests' arguments and the support of influential scholars and wizards. The priests of Ibis were hailed as defenders of knowledge and the city’s intellectual integrity, their opposition to the temple of Set further cementing their status as guardians of wisdom in Seregon.