Rooms

  The southern end of the great temple hall rises around the visitor in

vast sweeps of pale marble, each colossal block fitted with such precision

that the structure feels eternal, as though shaped by divine hands rather

than mortal artisans.  Ancient murals cover the walls in flowing panels of

color, depicting Gods, giants, and common folk woven together in scenes that

echo the Light's Celestial Cycle of Guidance, Compassion, and Resolve.  



Soft daylight filters through high clerestory windows, catching the gold

leaf in the paintings and setting them aglow with a quiet, otherworldly

warmth.  Broad steps descend from the grand temple gate, carrying pilgrims,

knights, and citizenry down the sacred mound upon which the temple stands. 

From there, the path spills into Temple Square below, where the hum of

Market Squre and the gentle rhythm of civic life mingle with the lingering

sanctity of the hall above.