Celestial Garden
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I honestly don't know how to describe this place. It's a temple, but I guess you could also call it a park, or tavern, or bar, or nightclub. It's all of that and neither. But let me tell you it's one of the most amazing places I've ever seen.In the shadows of Tria's Light, there is another beautiful place in the Skyward of Okodranous. It's a template to the goddesses Zethris and Ashryn. A place of nature and celebration alike. The Celestial Garden is not only a beautiful oasis of nature within the city, but also one of the most popular taverns. Under countless trees and between gorgous flowers, the priests of Ashryn built a place of music and celebration. No matter which time of day or night, various stands within the gardens serve food and drinks for a very affordable price.
History
Nearly 800 years ago, the priests of Zethris planted a garden in her honor, right in one of the biggest metroplis of the continent. Filled with countless local and foreign plants and wildlife, this place is an oasis of nature within the busy city. Just a couple years later the temple of Ashryn burned down in a fire that destroyed big parts of the city. Zethris offered the priests a temporary place to stay until they could rebuild their temple. The priests of Ashryn set up a temporary temple within the garden and started to serve food and drinks to pay for building a new permanent temple. Weeks turned into months, and months turned into years, but this new temple was never built. People enjoyed the lively athmosphere of Ashryn within the beauty of Zethris' work and the garden slowly turned into a temple for both of them.If you enjoy what I'm doing consider giving this a like, and let me know what you think about this article in the comments.
I'd love to see this article in more detail later, because gardens are lovely, so to have them serve as both temple and tavern sounds utterly amazing.
Too low they build who build beneath the stars - Edward Young
Thank you! For now, it's just a very basic idea, but I will definitely expand on it soon, when I get the time.