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
priest
I am a priest who takes orders only from my Goddess. I am devout and follow only what she teaches. I have very minimal possessions and needs. I sleep in the priest quarters on stone and a blanket. I have a hard will.
Oh, my beautiful Goddess. This statue is a perfect tribute to you. Father, you've mistaken me. I am a man, a traveling merchant. Can I interest you in any of my leather goods? As a Priest, leather has no interest to me. I wish you well. Perhaps some of your congregation may have use of my goods. If you help me sell to them, I will make a sizable donation to your church. Sounds like a decent deal, worthy of the Goddess. I will spread the word of your goods. This pleases me greatly. My good are all high quality, I can assure you. God bless you, father. Of course, it is my pleasure to help others. How long have you sold leather? For as long as I can remember. My father was in the same trade. Why is this on the ground?  Perhaps someone left a donation. I did not notice. Okay, here, take it. What is the story behind this 8 legged statue? That is our wonderful Goddess. Have you been here before? No, I am from far away. I worship the one and true God. What is this... this abomination?