Chauntea Shrine

Orren will look after the Shrine in the Lathander Settlement making sure it is maintained. He go amongst the refugee camp and check on the crops they were growing. He will make his presence known to the farmers who stayed behind. Providing any services he can.

The Farmers would tell Orren of the abundant harvest that will be expected this year.
They are glad that Chauntea has blessed the crops with her loving touch.
Some moan though that with so many people leaving for Shadowdale, it will be more work for those that stay behind especially with such a rich harvest.

"Nah i wont complain though, ye know those brave people that fought those nasty Zhenties, they deserve to go back to their home. I will miss them though. Good people" with that said the Farmer would go back to his work.

As Orren travels among the fields he realizes the bond he has developed in such ashort time. He see the people stopping their work to greet him as he walks but. He gives his blessings of the fields and the familys. He gives what advice he can. As he watches the farmers he begins to realize the people have taken a liking to him. He tries to search his mind for a reason. He'll have to address this in his prayers. He soon realizes as plans begin forming in his head, this is his purpose. He can be a positive influence here. He looks around and sees his influence in the fields already. "It set then I can't leave." He snaps out of his reveries and see a group of farmers have come to greet him. Putting to the back of his mind to speak with the Harvest Mistress about his decision. He realizes all his out side studies of the Sylvans were for this time in his life, as he watches elf and human work together for a common good. Already he has plans flowing thru his head as he pulls a parchment out to take notes. He notices the farmers again and goes about his duties of the church. "Greetings all the Earthmother blesses your labours and the fruits of them are your reward. We have hard times ahead of us still, both in pulling in this harvest and the community around us. I don't want to darken the occasion so I'll wait to discuss it during services. But continue withyour hard work and remember hard work can only be rewarded."