The Sentinels circle of perversion

Osprey smiled and dipped her head wordlessly telling Lasher that his answer was a correct one. There were never wrong answers in this game.

"At first it seemed that the land was no different from the one the spirit had come from. Because it was nighttime and the dark hours of the day tend to be pretty tough in the desert. However, when the sun climbed up the sky the next morning and the heat scorched the already barren wasteland even more, the spirit realized that things were different and that it... might have a problem.

He did not give up then, firmly believing that he was not too far away from his home and siblings. Therefore he hid in the shadow of a large spikey plant and, when the night came, he began his search for a way back home. With little luck he spent the next three days at the desert, meeting no other soul, having no progress in finding his way back home. He even tried to talk to his old friends the stars and the moon, yet all they could do was to watch the spirit's growing misery and desperation, feel sympathy towards him, but not be able to help him. 

Eventually at the end of a very long day the spirit gave up and curled in a ball in the hot sand, hoping that - perhaps - by shutting the new and hostile world around him out, he would be able to return back to his home. But this was not meant to happen, because he met..." she stopped there, looking expectantly at Lasher, waiting for his contribution to the story.