The Magenta Temple of Service
You come across a shabby terra cotta temple with a planked roof. This temple is protected by a small militia of untrained clergymen.
You enter the huge, somewhat messy temple and notice a rather dingy chandelier just barely hanging from the ceiling. The main room is circular in shape and is decorated with mostly destitute looking holy symbols. The interior walls of the temple are made of rocks and mud and the the ceiling is vaulted. The temple was designed by a famous architect on a very generous commission and it is labyrinthine; it is designed to deliberately confuse outsiders.
Within this holy place they pray to one god, Cancer.
A temple priest is blessing a small basin of water at the front of the temple. The priest greets you, and introduces himself as Zedaar Umbyrphrael. He asks that you stay very quiet while visiting today.
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