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- So, is there something you left behind that you'd rather not part with?
— Hmmm... This question could have different answers at different points in my time here. — Garret pondered deeply. — I understand that you mean more of a phenomenon than a material thing? Perhaps a more devout person would certainly wish to revive their faith, but in this case, after talking with certain people, I wouldn't want to fully introduce something frankly unnatural to Anuzish and, in particular, Welfern, in contrast to the desire to preserve my cultural imprint. After all, raising the undead here is not considered normal, unlike in my homeland. Therefore, I have already chosen another option that should not harm anyone or anything. And yet... If there is no place for the Asterian belief in its uniqueness in this world, which is probably related to the losses during the conversion, perhaps it is possible to simply regain at least some memorable aspect of the abilities that the unnamed sequence bestowed. Something that would not turn my patrons against me, whose favor I would not want to exchange for interfering with local traditions, cycles of rebirth, and all that.