Hoom's Song

You, stop right there. What's that in your hand? That's quite the interesting tome you've got there. I see. A record of your travels... I too have been writing down all the fascinating sights and sounds I've witnessed while traveling throughout the lands. Life is short and fleeting, and time flies faster than light itself. And so, the records we keep are sure to become history to others someday. I've rambled a bit. My apologies. Let me get to the point. Have you ever heard of the Chenga Sherekhan? Not those giants roaming the Sherekhan Necropolis, but those mythical beings of legends long foretold. I've been tracing their footsteps for quite some time now. And yet, none are certain if they ever truly existed. Judging by your expression, I can tell that you're already excited at the thought of adding this tale to your tome of adventures. This scroll hanging from my waist contains some interesting text that may be of some relevance. "Whenever Hoom would sing, dragons of the world would flock to. Prostrating themselves before Hoom's feet, their cries echoed in undulating tones. Let the altar that honors Hoom's artistic soul be embraced by the mountains." Among the countless altars spread through these lands, which is the Altar of Hoom? If you are able to uncover this secret, do share your findings with me.

No need to be so thankful. The altar from the story may not even exist.

Something feels a bit off about this altar... Maybe it's because none are offering prayers here?