His tweaking saved several innocent followers, and a couple of clerics of Pelor that would have died had he not cheated a tiny bit. He sighed, and turned the avatar back to the remains of the temple at Brindol, the avatar telling the High Priestess that the temple was clear, and advising a couple simple security procedures that they could do in order to avoid similar disasters.<br/><br/>He sighed, and leaned back, before sending two of the avatars out to help look around, one of them an expert in discerning what magics did or will do, the other a combat mage with an eye out for finding any other treats that might have been left. After all, if someone slipped one in, a second would be just as easy, and even more damaging, tossing the already broken debris into people trying to help, getting even more casualties. He was keeping an eye on the situation, and since most of the basic and intermediary projects had been completed in the month of solid work, only the truly complex ones were left, and he needed a break. The remaining two avatars were dismissed to wander about, while he took down the simple barrier, curious as to why no one had figured out how to get in. The key was simple, two or more people had to try and enter at the same time, with no sexual interest in each other. That would keep the situation cool, and they could beat or yell at him all they wanted.<br/><br/>He paused before leaving, and looked at the newest room, where the stone arm was prominently displayed, having decided to make an 'injury' room, where he could look at the results of his mistakes. He shook his head, and headed up into the main room, and sat down, gesturing toward the far wall, bringing up the ruined temple, as well as a list of casualties, divided by if they were civilians, followers, clerics and of which god, as well as which of his clerics had died. He swore as he saw several devoted followers on the deceased list, they had been planning to make a trip to a nearby small town that did not have any temple proper, and shook his head. He took a bite out of a fruit, before pulling the piece out and peeling it, and then popping it back into his mouth.