In Aeturnum, every soul dies before it is born. Life is not a beginning, but a return. People are born carrying the weight of a previous death — a complete, forgotten life that occurred in the metaphysical "First Realm."
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Created | 19 days ago |
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Coordinates | (-4959, -6479) |
A towering cliffside cathedral carved into a jagged promontory overlooking the sea, known for its stained-glass windows that reveal scenes of unwritten grief during storms and constant flowing water from its upper tiers with no visible source. It serves as a ceremonial space where soul-carriers gather to perform the Laments of Unburdening, releasing their deepest forgotten sorrows into the sea through ritualized weeping and ink-burning. Purpose: The Basilica is a ceremonial space where unremembered sorrows are offered to the sea. Soul-carriers — those who bear memory too traumatic to process — gather to sing Laments of Unburdening, releasing their grief into the tide through ritualized weeping and ink-burning. Ritual: A single vial of Tide-ink is offered per mourner, created from their deepest forgotten pain. The ink is poured onto sacred tide-bells that ring only when struck by truth. Hook: One bell has begun ringing constantly — even when no ritual is taking place. The glass nearby
The basilica is carved directly into the cliff, with towering spires and stained-glass windows that glow faintly during storms. Water flows down the stone steps from the upper tiers, creating a soft singing sound of saltwater in the empty halls. Sacred tide-bells hang in the cathedral, ringing only when struck by truth, and one bell now rings constantly, showing visions of a future unknown.