The Spirit Sage!

The two of them looked up at the stars in silence for a moment or two, before at last the other male began to explain to Alarik what he saw in the stars. He said they weren't stars at all, and that instead they were the Great Sky Spirits, watching over them from above. Alarik had his own belief system when it came to the fate of the dearly departed, and it didn't involve stars in such a literal way. But he listened respectfully.

Until the man started singing, his voice following something of a tune as he explained what he believed and asked Alarik to show him how he saw the world through his own eyes. Needless to say, Alarik was a little confused, especially by the singing. But he tried not to gawk at the man or laugh uncomfortably or do anything of the sort. He just cleared his throat, and try to gather his thoughts enough to form them into words.

"Well, my... my family..." he began. "We have a belief system of our own. But it is ancient, and rarely practiced." So, perhaps this wasn't what the male was interested in hearing. Alarik licked his lips and decided to just tell the stranger what he believed. "I think the world around us lives and breathes. I think we all have our fates already planned out for us, we just have to have the courage to go and find them ourselves. And as for happens to us when we die, I don't know... I'd like to think there is reward for the good and justice for the wicked, but I think your idea, the... the one with the stars, I think that's rather beautiful..." Alarik looked at the stars again, trying to see them in a new way, and it brought a small smile to his face.