No, not a monastery. [Nahyuta agrees readily enough.] Until recently that is the life I have lead for a long time, but I do not think it could be sustained here. The practitioners of Khura'inism are limited solely to my family.

[And mixing a lot of different faiths together under one roof? Less a united monastery and more a disparate collective of different kinds of living, ritual, and worship. Staying with his family makes much more sense, even without the personal reasons for doing so.

When Zenyatta accepts, Nahyuta's expression visibly brightens.] Wonderful. [He would have understood if he'd refused, and if it did not suit Zenyatta's beliefs or teaching style, but now he's glad to have asked.] A sanctuary might indeed be the best name for it. I will start to look for a suitable venue, and gather what funds I can. I imagine it will be inexpensive regardless, considering all such a place would need would be a room or hall large enough for hosting lessons.

[Not that either of them would have the money for anything extravagant anyway, he's sure, even if they'd wanted to.]