Highly secretive "mystery religions" of the Sonelegna can be hypothesized to have caused the major temples of their urban center to have distinctive architectural characteristics. But more widespread magical beliefs and ritual folk practices can, by the same token, be theorized to account for the Sonelegna's frequent repetition of architectural elements in the religious buildings of outlying population hubs and also for their even more consistent repetition of both architectural motifs and emblems in their roadside shrines.
While I was doing my research I cam across a massive structure. It appeared that the Sonolegna had named this structure the SELPATS RETNEC. This building was clearly the place where the Sonolegna gathered to exercise their religious rituals. Their rituals must include prayer to the God of light, evidenced by the great neon illumination surrounding SELPATS RETNEC. This great light is a call to its followers, attracting them to come and take part in the main ritual of LLABTEKSAB, during which the Solonegna pick their "Chosen One." Select Sonolegna must run back and forth across a wooden board about thirty yard in length. Whoever endures the longest is chosen by the God of Light to be worthy of sitting on top of one of the baskets. Stepping outside of the SELPATS RETNEC, I noticed several imposing KNABs. This must be where the Sonolegna keep their crown jewels. I also discovered great quantities of rectangular papers inscribed with pictures of those chosen by the God of Light. The KNABs were situated strategically amongst tall towers. In these monolithic structures the Sonolegna make their futile attempts to reach their Gods in heaven.
The second mornings research involved an extensive tour of the great LLAMs, that were precisely situated in the center of every city. Upon entering most LLAMs, I found it particularly interesting to see various creatures trapped in glass cages.
