The obvious early excavations were immediately clear, diminishing the once ancient beauty that could of came naturally with age on the ancient structure of reverence. Maybe this was the reason why most people never came back...defiling a place of worship was seldom seen without consequences...and this only held up the superstition.<br/><br/>As they would walk through the entrance courtyard, which had three fountains with several pathways going off to different areas within the outer-cloisters, that was overrun with various forms of vegetation from vines to weeds. But still, the majestic construction and design of the main garden still made itself look beautiful with all the 'imperfections' one would consider. But, if one were to pay special attention, they could see some of the tall grass shifting from animal activity.<br/><br/>Sir Wellsten, a researcher famed in the field of world mythology, was accompanying Aleija in this venture to further understand the culture that this...demongod came from. He looked to have been middle-aged with an unkempt beard, which he stroked as he looked around the courtyard.<br/><br/>"I say...The designs of this place is absolutely extraordinary! Whatever civilization built this must have...must have taken centuries! How could they had the technology to build such a feat? It is preposterous, but here it is!"<br/><br/>The man took off his spectacles and cleaned them as he continued to look around,"Hopefully we won't come to too much trouble...There has been reports of a specific room here that has never been seen before...It is within my intentions that we get to this room before we get out of here."<br/><br/>He pulled up an rolled-up map and unrolled it, it was a map specifically made for these ruins, made by one of the few people that were allowed to walk about without interruption. He studied the map a bit and nodded.<br/><br/>"So, what's your call, Miss Aleija? Shall we do some exploring? Set up a camp? Or just head straight to this room...It has a strong identification on this map. See? This little section right here to the north...with the big red 'X' over it. I doubt we'll find anything worth of interest in the other rooms, but hey! That's the beauty of archaeology, say what? We're guaranteed to find some exciting finds!"<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>