Shrines

Shrines are connections between verses. Their origin suggests that shrines are the catalysts for which that particular realm was created, acting as the housing or host for the spirit of the god that takes shelter in that realm. They allow individuals of one verse to travel to another by praying at it to the gods of that shrine. Their outward appearance suggests that of a weathered and overgrown place of prayer, where the elements of the realm have acted on its appearance. Once stepping through the archway to the shrine, their appearance becomes more pristine and natural, as it once was when it was first created at the beginning of the planet's birth.

The shrines represent the birth of a celestial body, and can have any number scattered around it. Each of these shrines are representative of the original, merely allowing for greater access to the shrines. In many ways, the number of shrines can be seen to represent greater security, as the shrines represent the presence of the god.

Communicating with Gods
The inhabitants of the realms may enter the Shrines to pray to their gods after playing the harp located at the base of the Shrine, appeasing to the god of the realm and allowing communication between the inhabitants and their creators. If the god of the realm deems conversation acceptable, the supplicant enters the realm of the god, where they may ask or pray for their heart's desires, or even asking for transportation to other realms.

After finding favour with their god, their prayers for passage are relayed to Zoeterna, who takes them to their destination.

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