Those who resided in the far-flung reaches of Neotellus professed faith in indigenous gods, never imagining they would give rise to a heretic learned in mystic arts. However, their teachings demanded adherence to the funeral rites, and only Moudra was currently able to perform them. Upon placing the corpse dusted in chalk upon the pedestal, she would don the sacred headdress and commence the ceremony, offering up the soul for the consumption of the divine.