There are rows of long brown wooden seats, a grey stone floor and transparent glass window panes depicting religious iconography.  There are also copies of religious literature available.
Nave, Inside Church
historian
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I attend the church every week and say my prayers dutifully. I always put coins in the poor box. I light a candle for my departed mother.
What brings you to the church today? I am here to view the religious library. I've been told it's the best in all of the country! It's definitely up there. Every great religious book there is... can be found here. That sounds wonderful! I think it's of the utmost importance to preserve any bit of our past that we can. I agree. History are the stones that pave the future. It is incredible that you've collected so much in one place! How do you plan on preserving and maintaining all these books? Well we have a lot of volunteers to help us maintain the books. We definitely don't want to lose a single book. Future generations need to see these books for decades to come. Agreed! I worry sometimes about the candles I use when reading late into the night, but it is so hard to find a stopping point! You're right about that. I've woken up tired just because I've read deep into the night. I still wouldn't trade them for anything. Ah, have you read the "Reported Histories of the Faefolk in the South"? It is an excellent book and one I recommend heartily!  I haven't! It sounds good. I'll have to start this after dinner tonight. Thank you so much for this. Think of it as my contribution to the great library! What do you normally prefer reading?