Ruth
He would soon enough arrive at the grand entryway into the church. The doors were gilded with gold, two pillars standing to the sides of them, "Talk about fancy, huh?" Gaige admired the extravagant design of the church as he pushed the doors open with both his hands, making his entrance into the church.

He was immediately met with the grandiose interior of the church, two things standing out to him the moment he set foot within the church: the massive doors that stood at the end of the hallway that expanded outward, and the bloodied man who stood to the right of the entry. A pool of blood rested at the base of the man as he leaned out the window, likely enthralled by the star that covered the land. Gaige slowly took a few more steps into the barren church, his footsteps echoing throughout the hall. He glanced towards the enormous double doors at the end of the hall and then back towards the unusual man. The doors were no doubt a way deeper into the church, but Gaige had taken curiosity in the bloodied man.

Turning his body towards the man, Gaige greeted the man, "Hey, you know the way to the altar?" He nonchalantly asked the mysterious stranger for directions, disregarding the bloodstained floor beneath him.
Steven
The man, peeking open only an eye when Gaige entered, scrunched his brow lightly seeing the arrival of another outsider. But as Gaige questioned, his visage became slightly more questioning. His query was simple enough, however. 

He pointed at the giant door opposite Gaige.
Ruth
Gaige looked towards the door that the man pointed at, "Oh for real? Thanks," Gaige thanked the man before following his advice and opening the two giant doors.
Lea
As Gaige approached the vast door, he would take notice of two great statues, both flanking him on either side of the church. 

To his left, one who wore an unboastful set of armor with undefined and subtle traits, with accents of polished, untarnished silver alongside its form. Despite how the rest of the church seemed unmaintained and worn over the years, the statue persisted in impeccable condition... Almost as though it had been stopped in time. A slightly familiar, ethereal, achronal mana clings to its form, detectable only upon close examination.

To his right, one most incredibly familiar: a statue of one who dons the champion armor of the Solar Knights. Quite like that of Kaaze's, it was emblazoned, proud, and most certainly seasoned and proven on the battlefield; the depicted armor of the statue possessed traits both strong and defining, and its form was finely accented with a rusted, brass-gold mixture of metals. Indeed, it was almost identical to the one he had seen at the very pinnacle of the greattower, the *Embrace of Sol:* The statue of the **`SOLAR GUARDIAN`**. And yet, its form was damaged, especially in such a fashion that it seemed purposeful; it was missing its head, cracks running all throughout it, as though it had suffered several blunt impacts made purposefully to deface its once-glorious form.
_ _

Slabs rested at the foot of each statue, seemingly formerly-engraved with some sort of text. Yet, unlike the dignified form of the statue on the left, and unlike the perseverant form of the statue on the right, the text-engraved slabs were neither timeless nor robust enough to survive the many years they lay untended within the abandoned church. Faint, individual fragments of words could be made out. 

On the right—
```S[ — ] GUARDAN A[—]KUE
F[ — ]N OF [...] G[ — ]S
TO WHOM [ — ] BE[ — ]D [...]
HEA[-] KNIGHT OF [ ... ]```

And on the left—
```[ ... ] UKUE
SECONDBORN OF [ ... ]
[...] EIKOKUE B[ — ] [ ... ]
[...] KNIGHT OF [ ... ]```

Finally, front-and-center, and just ahead of the two great stone doors Gaige was about to push through, was a third and final statue. Its form was truly tremendous, dwarfing the twin statues on either side of Gaige — despite the fact that *They* Dwarfed Gaige himself — and its construction utterly impeccable; undamaged as much as the one on the left, though relying not on any achronal mana, its persistence made possible through the sheer durability of its construction alone. It donned armor that seemed a fusion of both the left and right statue, and upon its simple-yet-imposing helm, was the form of a **Rune.** A rune like the sun, infused with mana, glowing the deep-crimson of a dying star. Within the grip of the statue's right hand was the stone image of a **Twinblade**, and at its foot is also a slab of stone engraved with text.

This slab, however, was completely untouched by time. It, too, was as durable as the statue above it.
Thus it reads, in gilded text:
 
**```
PRAISE THE UEZER EIKOKUE
BEGETTER OF TWO GUARDIANS
HERO OF THE SUN
MENTOR OF OUR LORD, THE TAAE CHEIT EZER.
```**