[It sounds kind of like meditating, honestly, and focusing on Sol just means -- at this stage, he's just going to focus on the altar, because that's the most concrete representation he's got and telling him to feel for some other kind of presence or knowing isn't going to get him anywhere. At least he's realistic about his religious potential.
Lenka will close his eyes, though, slowing his breathing with deliberate care.
... Mostly, he just starts thinking of what's happening in the altar, and has to stop himself from getting distracted by the dead. As much as the biggest question is the state of souls not his own and how to save them, the point is that they need Sol to help them. Sol, a creature and perhaps a person, raised by the dead. He should probably be praying aloud or something, but true to form he keeps completely quiet throughout.
He's so quiet, in fact, that it might be necessary to poke him to realize he isn't asleep.]
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[It sounds kind of like meditating, honestly, and focusing on Sol just means -- at this stage, he's just going to focus on the altar, because that's the most concrete representation he's got and telling him to feel for some other kind of presence or knowing isn't going to get him anywhere. At least he's realistic about his religious potential.
Lenka will close his eyes, though, slowing his breathing with deliberate care.
... Mostly, he just starts thinking of what's happening in the altar, and has to stop himself from getting distracted by the dead. As much as the biggest question is the state of souls not his own and how to save them, the point is that they need Sol to help them. Sol, a creature and perhaps a person, raised by the dead. He should probably be praying aloud or something, but true to form he keeps completely quiet throughout.
He's so quiet, in fact, that it might be necessary to poke him to realize he isn't asleep.]