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Many years ago a remote temple in the deep forest was the last landing place for a great beast. Now an age after, the forest has reclaimed some and left evidence of exactly what it means to live in the border-marches such as this, where the wild and the tame meet.
Here at this place there are two holy sites, two temples, two devotions.
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