The werewolf village was mostly made up of stone-built houses, their walls unadorned.
The stones were haphazardly excavated from the mountain and used to construct the dwellings, fitting the werewolf race's pursuit of the wild and natural.
However, the church in front of them was different.
Its exterior was clearly carefully polished and refined.
On top of the roof, a crescent-shaped sculpture had been carefully carved out of stone.
The werewolf seer master Likexei pushed open the large doors of the church with trembling hands.
First, he stepped inside.
As John and the others followed him into the church, they saw Likexei placing the bottle containing his grandson's ashes on a platform in the center.
In the very heart of the church, there was a circular stone sculpture, about human height.
It resembled a full moon.
