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- A breath of wind, the crackle of a fire, the sound of flowing water... Each of us can see and hear them, but if you are burdened by something unseen – a curse or an evil spirit – then you will have to wait for the return of the Cannushi, the Temple's high priestess. I am not yet capable of solving such a problem, I'm sorry.
After this explanation, the Nozenrotka couldn't help but thoughtfully touch her steel gauntlets and cast a quick glance over her shoulder at Rok. These items were clearly no worse than wind, water, and fire; in other words, the novice was saying that her, the blacksmith's, idea of imbuing her creations with soul might not be so purely poetic after all. Perhaps Laikos wasn't wrong to greet the hammer. To be honest, it was hard to believe, but on the other hand, where is the line between soul and spirit?
Alright, let's assume that's accepted. There is one more question, perhaps it's a good time to ask it now.
-- Please tell me about confession. Do you perform this ritual only for followers, or is it not mandatory? Are there any specific features of your confessions? What is their purpose?