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Worshipper of Oboroqoru

This nude, brown-skinned figure alternates between kneeling low before the shrine of Oboroqoru and skulking around it observantly. =pronouns.Possessive= body is black with the dirt of the earth, but =pronouns.possessive= face is uncharacteristically clean, and you notice every so often =pronouns.subjective= =verb:uncork:afterpronoun= a waterskin that hangs around =pronouns.possessive= neck, =verb:moisten:afterpronoun= =pronouns.possessive= hands, and =verb:scrub:afterpronoun= the grime from =pronouns.possessive= cheeks and brow. Oboroqoru's worshipers deem this rite a more meaningful use of their precious freshwater than even the quenching of thirst, and in presenting unsullied faces to the idol of their ape god, they hope to propitiate him and garner his favor and protection.

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This nude, brown-skinned figure alternates between kneeling low before the shrine of Oboroqoru and skulking around it observantly. Their body is black with the dirt of the earth, but their face is uncharacteristically clean, and you notice every so often they uncork a waterskin that hangs around their neck, moisten their hands, and scrub the grime from their cheeks and brow. Oboroqoru's worshipers deem this rite a more meaningful use of their precious freshwater than even the quenching of thirst, and in presenting unsullied faces to the idol of their ape god, they hope to propitiate him and garner his favor and protection.