A small, open-front shrine stands dedicated to Mort and his herald, Ludo. Roughly the size of a market stall, the shrine is entirely constructed from bleached bones, its structure uneven and imperfect, with large ribs curving overhead to form a partial arch tall enough for a person to stand beneath. Smaller bones have been piled into a rough, slanted roof with gaps that let the light through, and inside a low stone altar at waist height holds a wide bowl used for offerings, surrounded by scattered candles and hardened drips of wax left by previous visitors. Skulls and loose bones lie half-buried around the base, blending the shrine into the surrounding boneyard, while it sits fully exposed beneath the open sky against the endless stretch of pale, cracked sand.