Nos

When the Flood happened and the god M'endar helped saved the Aask alongside the other gods, the Aask were forever changed as a whole. They regarded the sea and the tides with fear, and with death. As such, when an Aask dies, it is buried at sea - an attempted to pacify the fearful beast with 'sacrifices' and so that they remember. They remember the Flood and its aftermath. When an Aask is brought into the afterlife, they wash up on these dark, but peaceful, shores to awaken on new land.

 But the land is far from empty. Their ancestor await them to crawl onto the shore. Here, the Aask can converse freely across generations, with their ancestors and learn of their wisdom. It is a place to ponder and to think. In Aask culture, this place is referred to as 'Nos' - the eternal night. They believe that they are sent here to gather and wait, wait for their souls to enter the land of the living again through reincarnation. The Plutonian Shore is not a desolate place either. It is full of flora and fauna, though they are dark things that crawl in the night, reminding the Aask of what they were before.

The silver moon represents Seith and his intervention in their creation, though it is distant, symbolising their choice to throw in their lot with M?endaxius the Deceiver. On the far cliff, there is a tower which holds comforts for many. But some parts of the tower remain a mystery, such as the sealed doors. None of the Aask in Nos has opened these doors. They are near the top of the tower, in a circular space, seven glyphs that just enigmatically glow, as if there is some sort of prize or secret behind them waiting for a lucky Aask to stumble upon it. Nevertheless, almost none are searching for the answer to this riddle, as all of their needs are cared for. The purpose of these Seven Seals (as the Aask call them.) has yet to be seen.