Ferad temple

Purpose / Function

The palace in which the matriarch live, and all dream-dancers are formed.

Alterations

Multiple invasion of billars made it a bit dirty; mosaics and marble covered in dejections. The water and humidity also alters the wooden mechanism of the dams and canals.

Architecture

The temple is carved in the basalt of an underwater mountain, in the Akleidre archipelago. It is made mostly of basalt and marble, with terracotta and mosaics. Most of the rooms were built to be submersible; therefore most of them are separated by a heavy basalt door, and include a mechanism to fill or empty the room of water. Most rooms include canals and bridges. There are barely any wood furniture inside the temple for logical reason; most of it is made in stone and corral.

History

The temple has been raised long ago. before the fall, only the upper stages were present, a carved village for simple fishermen that would become the tribes of Akeidre. Then after the fall, when the Matriarch became the symbol of a real mystical power, the deep temple was dug, and is now her quarter. When Shaar and Kenariah took over the continent of Naredim, beasts, and especially bilars, invaded the temple and degraded it.

RUINED STRUCTURE
during the Shaar's awakening

Founding Date

unknown

Alternative Names

the deep temple

Type

Temple / Religious complex

Parent Location

Ferad village

Owner

Cialla Meline

Ruling/Owning Rank

Matriarch of Kalma flows

Owning Organization

Matriachal tribes of Akeidre