Luminous Kinship

"I may not know where the curves of my form end, and the light of my soul begins, and I may not know when I will disappear in the ocean of blue. All I know is that I can guide you. Guide you, I shall,"

- Excerpt from ancient Aberwaynish Poem.

Termina is known for being a region that holds little religious value. The population are predominantly agnostic, and their cities are based upon industrial and scientific value, rather than cultural notions. The clergies of other regions are not capable of exerting their influence upon the towns and parishes of the region, which has led towards faith being placed in beings that are not traditionally viewed as the divine. Usually, these are the elements of study for the academics of the region. Astronomy, in particular, holds a lot of these practices. Whilst stars depict the stories of the gods and otherwordly beings across most cultures outside of Aberway,

Explorers would take notice of a specific star in the sky, known as the Needle's Point. It is said to align with Lyndewn City , a grand city that holds a vast amount of power within Aberway. It also traditionally pointed north, which led to it becoming a handy tool for all explorers in the Wayfarer's Belt. One traveller of note, who had vital in the creation of the new political map of Aberway, had profused his love to the Needle's Point decades beforehand. His love had emitted a strong sensation
It is said that the artificial god of the Luminous Point had manifested directly from his love, a feat of power said to be unmatched by other worshippers of artificial gods. It is also the first recorded case of an artificial god being manifested by a single individual's devotion.

People believe this to be a reason for the Needle's Point. As times have changed, the love that had been bestowed upon the Needle's Point had