Chapel of Ghouls

Despite the name, this land is not entirely unpleasant. There is an abundant supply of grass, trees and water. Keep in mind that this water won't make you grow some odd mutation, either. It's perfectly safe. However, the sky is always dark. Gray in the day, black at night. There are patches of odd red flowers that grow here and there, adding a touch of color to this otherwise dull land. Black gates outline the perimeter of the land and vines coil around the ebony iron bars. As soon as you enter, there is a cobblestone path leading straight toward a massive castle crafted out of black stone and steel. Moss and weeds grow over the path, along with some of those red flowers growing through the cracked stone. Inside of the castle is entirely intact, apart from the fact that it's the epitome of blasphemy. There is a disturbing painting of several religious figures(including Jesus) hanging by nooses with their mouths gaping in silent agony. There is also no shortage of baphomet paintings and goat skulls laying around inside. Below the castle are dungeons for the slaves. There are several rooms in the castle as well, for residents to take refuge in when the cold and rain gets to be a bother. Right before you enter the castle, there are two rather foreboding twin statues of demons looking at you, which is how this place got its name. Behind the castle is a valley and if you travel far enough, you might actually see the sunshine. But if you do get that far, don't think the blasphemy ends there. There is a massive statue of an upside down crucifix. Around the crucifix are large spikes with skeletons impaled on them, suggesting some kind of sadistic practice. Welcome to the Chapel of Ghouls, home of the Sideth royals. Enjoy your visit, you godless blasphemer.

The Blasphemous Empress - Nuclear Winter
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