Sacred mountains

He knows more than any of us do.

Back to Romuald, you know what we do know about Romuald, though? It is the Illyrians' sacred mountain.

More than 15,000 years ago, it was where the Daglan kept their most valuable weapon, the cauldron.

they kept the cauldron at the base of the monolith, which is at the top of the mountain.

We don't know for sure if his heart is in it, but we can strongly assume if there is a box that Elaine saw.

Anyway, I wonder if he knew that the Daglan had these pockets of power in the land.

And I wonder if one of those pockets of power is under Ramiel, under the Sacred Mountain.

And Koschei wanted the box to go near or next to these pockets of power so that it could basically – I'll call it like – feed off of it.

So I just decided, like, hey...

I'm going to replace the inner journeys tenet with the sacred mountains tenet that the Mu faith also has.

And then I'm going to replace the asceticism tenet with the adoptionism tenet.

And I mentioned adoptionism earlier.

So as my last act, As a member of the Kim dynasty, I canonized the new founding father of the Korean Massalian faith and created a saint.

By the end of this campaign, I had made four Asian cities into holy sites, including the two holy sites that are in Ryukyu for their mountain faith.

I thought it was really fun to lean into the whole, like, sacred mountains thing, even though it's maybe not, like, super accurate for Christianity.

And it really just made the whole, like, experience of going and, like, conquering holy sites throughout Asia and, like, integrating them into my own faith, like, the Borg, was, like, really quite fun.