Hall of Saints

The Hall of Saints, located in the city of Cylia, the holy city of the holy faith. Located next to the Cyrilian Cathedral, the largest cathedral in the world and is where the lectus is seated. The Hall is mostly used for pilgrims and believers of the faith that visit the building, to either recieve blessings from a saint or to give offerings to a particular saint. Because most saints are patrons of a village, town or city pilgrims often pray to the saint protecting his or her home town.

History
It's unknown when the building was created, but historians know that the building was constructed by the order of Mykos Amar, apprentice of Petro Belsin, the first lectus. Since its creation saints were added and in the third era it had several thousand statues and symbols in its hall. But in 3e 819 the lectus Innoc VII reformed the faith and with the reform several thousand saints and holy figures were removed from the hall, thus then and currently there only exists a few hundred saints left.

Architecture
The Hall of Saints is a large rectangular building with no visible windows, instead they use a large dome with a large hole as a natural lightsource. During the night and the cold winters they have large firewoods in the centre below the dome and torches along pillars on the inside. On the inside there aren't any rooms, instead a large central room with pillars along the walls cut of the rooms in five seperate parts. In the centre part there is a large circular mosaic where the nine saints are located. In the other four parts there exists several hundred statues and symbols of major and minor holy saints.

The Nine Saints

 * Saint Luun
 * Saint Raphiel
 * Saint Pilius
 * Saint Yael
 * Saint Espinor
 * Saint Lewellyn
 * Saint Silia
 * Saint Eloria
 * Saint Aleer

Minor Saints

 * Saint Celestia