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- You're something else, Garret. The way you voice things is so contrary to the values and aspirations of Ikigai, and I'm supposed to be its leader – what would you do if I turned out to be excessively fanatical in my beliefs and, instead of giving an authentic answer, I decided to solve the unexpected problem that arose before me through the church? - Kalina sighed heavily and massaged her forehead, contemplating a situation far from festive. - Okay, here's how I see it, you have three options.
First: preserving the heritage of your homeland in a historical and cultural format. You can describe the life and traditions of Aster, including religious ones, in the form of a book, for example, and try to publish it in the territory of the empire. For this alone, no one will punish you, because freedom of speech and expression is highly valued in our country – the main thing is to maintain a certain degree of neutrality in the text and avoid calls for the revival of the necromantic practices you describe.
Second option: sail to the Haranian Empire; this country is something of a middle ground between your homeland and Neferia – the living rule there, and the majority of the population is undead, but they turn into undead not relatives, but everyone who does not belong to the noble caste.
Third option: try to revive your religion in its full form; perhaps Alice's friend, who is currently in the "Warren," can somehow help you with this, but in this case, you should stay away from Welfern – not only the patriarch, but even the Empress herself could become your enemy.
First: preserving the heritage of your homeland in a historical and cultural format. You can describe the life and traditions of Aster, including religious ones, in the form of a book, for example, and try to publish it in the territory of the empire. For this alone, no one will punish you, because freedom of speech and expression is highly valued in our country – the main thing is to maintain a certain degree of neutrality in the text and avoid calls for the revival of the necromantic practices you describe.
Second option: sail to the Haranian Empire; this country is something of a middle ground between your homeland and Neferia – the living rule there, and the majority of the population is undead, but they turn into undead not relatives, but everyone who does not belong to the noble caste.
Third option: try to revive your religion in its full form; perhaps Alice's friend, who is currently in the "Warren," can somehow help you with this, but in this case, you should stay away from Welfern – not only the patriarch, but even the Empress herself could become your enemy.
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