The entrance to the temple is quite hidden - shrouded by many trees and shrubs. One wouldn't even think to give it a second glance, as the stone that was used to create the entrance is worn down. The textures and characters that once adorned the entrance are memories of the past.
Beside temple entrance, Outside Temple
archaeologists
grave digger
I am a grave digger who has seen too many dead bodies. I enjoy the act of digging. I do not take pleasure in having to report my neighbor for pestering me.
There's a small cemetery out back. Only the old priests get buried there anymore; not many folk would want to be buried beneath the sign of an Old God. Ahh I see. Well don't mind me. I'm just excavating.  Better watch where you stick your shovel. Bad feelings here, seep into the ground, the stones, after a while. Only reason they don't mind me is I'm returning these old priests back where they belong Oh I don't worry too much about priests and gods. I'm here to study.  What is it you're looking to find, anyway? Some say a great beast inhabited this land many eons ago. I'm looking for its bones.  Kinda funny, ain't it--you and I being here at the same time--I'm here to put bones in the ground and here you are to dig bones up Aye. That is humorous. Say, you tell me if you see any odd bones while you're digging right? Aye. I usually know where the bones are in the graveyard though, even when the markers are fallen or worn away. I'm likely only to find worms. Of course of course. Do you know how this tree got planted right here in the way by chance? It's an old tree, that elm. Been here as long as I can remember. Say, I can ask the priests though next time I see them. Excellent. I wonder if the dragons... I mean... great beasts used it as a roost. 