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In the annals of the Honnin faith, the name Ôn-Monu stood as a testament to unwavering devotion and a deep connection to the divine. A young priest who once graced the halls of the Temple of the Bird God, Ôn-Monu's journey took him from the quiet confines of an empty bedroom to the bustling temple city of Kahmer. Ôn-Monu's tenure within the temple's halls was marked by his commitment to the bird god Oku-Tori and the duties bestowed upon him. As a leader of the attendants who served the avian deity, he held a vital role within the religious order. His presence was felt not only in the spiritual practices that echoed through the temple but also in the shared moments of reflection among his fellow priests. However, Ôn-Monu's path diverged as he embarked on a new chapter of his service. The call of duty led him to the Honnin temple city of Kahmer, where the order's governing council held sway. Guided by a sense of purpose and responsibility, he left behind the empty bedroom that had been his sanctuary within the tower. The room itself spoke of simplicity, its furnishings humble in comparison to the grandeur of the stonework that surrounded it. The niches that lined the walls, once filled with the knowledge of a learned man, now lay barren save for a solitary soapstone box – a token of protection and a reminder of the order's support. This unassuming box held within it the power to quell the insatiable appetite of Oku-Tori, a charm-infused deterrent against the deity's hunger. As Ôn-Monu embarked on his new assignment, the legacy of his dedication continued to resonate within the hallowed halls of the Temple of the Bird God. His footsteps, once echoing through the empty bedroom, now tread the paths of Kahmer, where his devotion to the divine and his unwavering spirit continue to shape the course of his faith.

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