The visitor's entrance features a large wooden double door. The door is beginning to shown signs of aging as splinters poke out of it's surface, but it's size and mass still cast awe onto oncoming visitors. In a cast iron display on each side of the door one can see the Goddess' insignia. The door is reinforced horizontally with an iron lock.
Visitor's Entrance, Inside Temple
clergy
visitor
I am a visitor in this land. We have traveled far to find land of our own. Our children are hungry and we need to find a place to raise our livestock and grow our food. The kingdom wants us to pay heavy taxes. We will have to fight to be able to have a place of our own.
I am a visitor in this land. We have traveled far to find land of our own. Our children are hungry and we need to find a place to raise our livestock and grow our food Well, i over see the chapel here, you and your family can find a meal there. Once you are fed you can see the king, he may offer you farm land with a cottage on it, provided you do well, he will be happy.  Very nice of you Clergy. I hope the tax here ain't heavy If you wouldn't mind just signing into this log book. The tax isn't terrible. The king is a good man, but he does have the ability to be harsh when needed. He is a man of god at  heart.  Signed. Here, have it back  Very good. If you need temporary lodgings you are more than welcome to stay at the chapel. This is well appreciated. I really could use some rest We are here to help. I ask only that when you can, help who you can. And encourage them to do the same May God bless you  And you as well. We also have a youth group where the town's children can play and make friends with each other if your children would like to make friends I am sure they will love to. I think we are ready for our meal Okay! let's sit down and eat!