Stavanger Bay when you're rife with devastation

"It's quite simple, really," Osprey said, trying to clear this to Onyx. "The main idea is that you must not do any harm, if you can avoid it. Let's say... you kill a rabbit. These people believe that rabbit's have souls that move on, when their body perishes. Therefore you apologize for doing that and tell the soul to pass on in peace," it had been and still was an odd concept, because Osprey firmly believed that wolves were only sentient beings. "Sounds far-fetched, doesn't it? But they also believe that plants, rocks - everything around us has a soul - this part of the god. You mustn't do harm to them for no reason, because everything is sacred."