Shrines Were Created to Honour the Elders
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Shrines of Elders Past
The leaders of the people are the Honoured Elders; an Honoured Elder, is the wisest and most learned among them, one residing each of the settlement domes. They help organize projects settle disagreements command warriors in battle, protecting the lives of the people in each dome is paramount. In this world, the people are outnumbered and only through the Elders wise decisions are they all going to survive. These Shrines are a testament to the continued determination and success of the people who built them.
To show respect and appreciation from the people for the services of the Elders, the people have created shrines to remember those Honoured ones who came before. This is a tradition that has continued for many generations. A part of the person was often made into the shrine giving them a spiritual connection to the person. It also gives them a gothic horror skull appearance. Continue reading.
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