The Mountain of Tenor.
Duncan's figure sat cross-legged atop the temple, his chest bare, with sinewy muscles appearing as if sculpted from marble, surrounded by the Wind of the Feathered Serpent God, in which the whispers of all spirits intertwined as if confessing something, while Duncan listened quietly.
This was a prolonged meditation.
Duncan did not appear for seven whole days and nights, and every other day, the witch Gleya's figure would appear at the foot of the mountain, gazing at Duncan's back with a worried expression.
This man was entering the domain of the divine, and he was also suffering the backlash of the World Laws.
Whether he could endure this was a significant hurdle.
