The Forsaken find it easier to hunt and fight when they can clearly see the face of Luna in the sky. This rite controls both cloud and fog, sweeping them from the sky so that moonlight can fall clearly on the Forsaken’s hunting ground. Even a raging storm can be quelled for a short time, an eye opening up in its midst to reveal the gaze of Luna. Needless to say, the Pure do not practice this rite.
Performing the Rite
The ritemaster places a silver coin in shallow dirty water — a filled saucepan, a dirty puddle or something similar. She then paints a mark of her own auspice over her eye, usually in her own blood. As she rocks back and forth on her heels over the water, chanting soft invocations to sky and water and moon, the sediment gradually clears from the dirty water. Once the silver coin reflects a cloudless sky through clear water, the rite is complete.
