The Children of the Architect

‘If I call one, I call all', a worshiper can be overheard. They are often found praying by the rivers and streams of the area, the believers in Nyame, the Sky Father. They believe in the soul of animals and plants, in 'Abosom', lesser spirits encircling our plane of existence, and they communicate with their ancestors through ornate ritual.\n\nMost of all, this society appears to consist of a people of strong community. When recounting the deeds of their ancestors they sometimes speak of themselves as one - some of our scholars attribute this oddity to mistranslation, while others argue that these followers see themselves as something larger than one, as part of a common spirit, especially within one's own family. ‘They are like a two-headed crocodile, with one stomach - they do not fight one another for food', our advisors suggest.