The mask of Hv'Y'uk
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The mask of Hv'Y'uk (pronounced Ru-buck) is a religious artifact precious to the Yhv'ef'if'e (pronounced breetite) religion of Assumptaria. It is a mask carved to resemble Hv'Y'uk, the creator of the Yhv'ef'if'e religion's face. The mask also has two different animals drawn on the inside of the maak, on the left side of the interior is drawn a crimson alligator, a real creature in assumptaria and on the right side is drawn a yellow alligator, a mythological creature. According to assumptarian Animism, the mask and both of the animals on them are alive. The F'ef (pronounced feef, supreme authorityfigure of the Yhv'ef'if'e religion claims that they can commune with the mask and the animals on it.
The Alligators
The alligators have two roles in the mask, to tell the F'ef whether a good or bad thing is going to occur or to tell him when they agree or disagree with one of the F'efs decisions. The church claims that they commune with the alligators