So there are also higher powers in Rena as well. As much as this information is interesting, I fail to see how it's useful, no offence.
[Rukkhadevata shakes her head politely. "None taken. I simply wanted to preface what we're about to discuss with that, in order to hopefully get a better understanding of what this corruption is."
Dohalim falls silent, but sits up a little more at that. if this has anything to do with the corruption, then...
"Rena itself is governed by a single entity: the Great Astral Spirit. As you know, no Renan can use light astral energy. This spirit is the reason why. It is made up of dark astral energy."
the goddess pauses for a moment, to make sure she hasn't lost Dohalim. she doubts it, but she doesn't want to lay everything on him without properly absorbing it.
"Now, like I said, they have no elemental gods. Instead, their deities are fragments of the Great Spirit herself that usually lies dormant within the Renan people. They do not have corporeal bodies like we do, so they rely on the people to keep themselves... Alive, I suppose I could say. To keep her energy alive."]
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[Rukkhadevata shakes her head politely. "None taken. I simply wanted to preface what we're about to discuss with that, in order to hopefully get a better understanding of what this corruption is."
Dohalim falls silent, but sits up a little more at that. if this has anything to do with the corruption, then...
"Rena itself is governed by a single entity: the Great Astral Spirit. As you know, no Renan can use light astral energy. This spirit is the reason why. It is made up of dark astral energy."
the goddess pauses for a moment, to make sure she hasn't lost Dohalim. she doubts it, but she doesn't want to lay everything on him without properly absorbing it.
"Now, like I said, they have no elemental gods. Instead, their deities are fragments of the Great Spirit herself that usually lies dormant within the Renan people. They do not have corporeal bodies like we do, so they rely on the people to keep themselves... Alive, I suppose I could say. To keep her energy alive."]