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
donkey
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.
Hello, donkey! My family and I have traveled a great distance to be here.  Sure, that's great and all. Feed me. I do not have any food for you, donkey. But here have a stick.   Is this food? You dumb donkey! Give my child's sleeping bag back right NOW!  No, I'm gonna eat this. Stop being an ass. I would have never come this far to be robbed by a hungry donkey. Take that!  Fine, fine. You here to worship the Goddess? Thank you! Yes, we also came to make a new life here. The taxes are outrageous! We came to create a farm and raise livestock. Donkey, would you like to come to the farm with us? Once our crops have matured we will make sure you are well fed. Well, hate to break it to you...but I'm the Goddess. People come from all around to worship me, feed me, and in return I bless their land and all their ventures. Seeing as you are a bit too stingy though... Ha, a talking donkey thinks he is the goddess! That will do, Donkey. That will do.  I almost had ya though!