An 80-foot tall bronze statue of a 8 legged Goddess is the centerpiece for this Hall.  On four certain Holy Days in the Calendar, people from across the Continent come to worship at her feet and lay money, flowers, and wishes written on paper at her altar.
The Hall of the Goddess, Inside Temple
person
guard
I am a guard that lives inside the village. I protect valuable items in the kingdom. I protect the valuable items from the enemy.
What purpose do you have at the Hall of the Goddess? Hail, good sir knight! I am a humble merchant who has heard legends of this magnificent temple, and I have come to see with my own eyes the Majesty of its statues. It is a majestic sight.  I have been guarding this village and the valuables for a decade now.  I am still so in awe of the artistry that has brought us our goddess.  What have you brought as an offering? Ah, yes! Tribute! The church, keepers of the faith, are always in need of coin, aren't they? Good person, it is customary.  What village are you from where you do not honor the goddess on her holiest of days? Yes yes yes! I have your coin, man-of-faith. Will you count it all here? I trust you will do the honorable thing, so I will not disgrace you by counting it.   Where do you come from good man? Far far away, good sir. Far away from here both physically and spiritually. Tell me, I'm curious, how much did such magnificent statues cost to make? Ah, it was bought with the blood of the evil north pirates who tried to raid this town years ago.  Our goddess protected us so we used their plunder to resurrect this great statue to her. Northern pirates, eh? Is that what your leadership told you they were? What do you mean by this? Oh, nothing! Nothing. Nothing... Just that often one kingdom's pirates is another's merchants. Merchants that had ships of legally gained gold that was just enough to make a lovely statue...