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
visitor
priest
I am here to help the needy. I am well respected in the town. I can not accept lying.
Hello there. would you like a bible before you sit? Oh, thank you, good priest.  It's been quite a long journey, so it will be good to rest for a little while before continuing on. Your welcome. Where have you come from. You look very weary. Well, father... you may have heard of the Kingdom of Nod, beyond the mountain range? Yes, yes I have. That is a very long way. What brings you out this way? Well, it is even further than that, good father.  We were long oppressed in that land, the Kingdom of Vex and Vax, and our backs grew heavy with the weight of the taxes and lashes placed upon us.  Our children could not even hope for.. .a measing scrap of bread, so terrible were our oppressors. Oh, my child. I'm sorry to hear this. Come sit and have a nice cup of this herbed tea. Are you alone? Did anyone else make it out? Ah it is good to hear a friendly voice.  The others are just outside, tending the few sheep and milk cow we managed to take with us when we fled.  That is wonderful news after what you people have been through. I have room in the barn for you to keep your animals down the road a ways. I will talk to the other priests and see where in town we can spare beds. I will tell my people right away!  They will be so thrilled to have a place to rest for a time.  Of course, we will not trespass on your good graces very long; we are hoping to found a Kingdom of our own, once we have found the Land that has been Fortold of. I see. You all will eat with us tonight. We always make enough for a crowd. We are here to help. Please, we don't have much of value.  But this hat is the only thing of value we have left.  Kindly take it as an offering of goodwill.  If you've no use for it, sell it so that others who pass by this way might partake of your fine hospitality.