The Temple of Lelwani in Alinna is a stark, sombre structure built to evoke awe and reverence. Its low, unadorned walls are hewn from dark basalt, carved with solemn precision. Within, a series of narrow passageways lead to an inner sanctum where offerings rest upon a black stone altar. Sparse beams of light seep through narrow slits, casting an eerie glow that shifts and flickers over the white flowers that seem to grow naturally in any cracks, mirroring Lelwani’s enigmatic nature. The air is thick, almost stifling, heavy with incense that fills the silence, save for the faint trickle of an unseen spring. In this temple, mortal pleas go unheard, as the god of the underworld remains ever silent and distant.