“The kids described this Indech thing to me, but I prefer seeing it with my own eyes. I’m the one who prepares the blueprints for the statues and the molds for the merchandise.”
“I can show you, but you can’t reveal it to anyone.” Lith replied. “I need this to be a secret for as long as I can to keep the surprise effect.”
He used a few simple spells to darken the windows and assumed his Indech form.
“My lips are sealed.” Zekell studied the crimson giant with the eye of the artisan. “Once the cat gets out of the bag, however, please consider making an appearance at the temple.”
“Why?” Lith asked while the blacksmith checked the shape and size of his feathers.
“Because it would bring luster and fame to Lutia and keep our community tight.” Zekell said. “Even though you are often absent, you are the face of Lutia and the soul of the temple. Everything you do matters.”
“Dad is right, Lith.” Senton said. “You may not like it, but the temple does a lot for those who have little. People seek shelter there, and Dad never lets anyone go away on an empty stomach. Maybe you could do the energy wings thing for them.”
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