Their morning began like many others, with a walk to the central altar where they would offer their gratitude to the island's spirits. This ritual had become a daily practice, a way to maintain the harmony they had worked so hard to establish. As they approached the altar, the symbols etched into its stone surface began to glow faintly, responding to their presence and the energy they carried.
After the morning rituals, they gathered with the other villagers to discuss the day's tasks. The community had grown in both size and cohesion, with every member playing a vital role in maintaining the island's well-being. Jude and Nefertari, while still the primary leaders, had fostered a culture of shared responsibility and collective decision-making. This sense of unity was evident in the way the villagers collaborated, whether it was tending to the crops, maintaining the energy altars, or educating the children about their heritage and the island's history.
