After the graves are dug (the shallowness meant they were probably done before the inspection finished) Baradis says a few lay prayers for the departed. Being merely of the laiety, that meant they were worth very little in actual terms. Though that was because they were also done to focus on something other than the emanating psy from the tower. Or at least a good magical approximation.<br/><br/>"I'd have preferred a little more luck with my swings, but I can not disagree with you, Neeral. And if only an everburning torch gave off warmth." Trying to adjust where the torch was to be set was something of a pain when the wind blew and the light wasn't warming. But eventually it got tied in place, and he could get back to something that was actually warm.<br/><br/>And there was a moment where Baradis considered also trying to blow flames. Two things made the Azurin say no. One, scorch marks on scales were not good looking. Two, regrowing the scales would mean he was going to be colder the whole damn night. Oh, and a belated three, it wasn't like it'd be his spirits being used. "I'll take you up on that next time. I'll even provide the spirits."