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This is where the people of Indelca come to worship. It is full of pillars and statues of Tyrel. There are pews surrounding the area. This is Holy Ground to the people of Indelca. They will not take kindly if the church is destroyed.

Not knowing where he should be, Yorick ended up at the doors of the church. He couldn't remember the last time he'd been inside and pushed one of the doors open. Quietly, he took a seat near the front of the statue. He decided he was waiting for something, but had no idea what that something was, and choose to blindly wait. He looked up at the statue of Tyrel and felt for some reason that the statue didn't seem right, like there was some kind of a dark haze surrounding it. Which didn't make any sense, it was just a statue, it's not like it was actually connected to the being Tyrel, was it? Maybe it was something to do with that strange dream that drove him back to his homeland. After nearly a minute of staring, the haze vanished, and Yorick began to wonder if it ever was there in the first place. Maybe it was just a figment of his imagination, and the thought made him feel better, less heavy.

A mysterious girl with unstained black hair and bottomless black eyes sat erect in the church and staring straight into space. She seemed about fifteen in age with her light, fragile figure, almost like something that could break at any moment. There were others present as well, probably faithful worshipers who were devoted enough to come even when no service was held. The girl, however, wasn't one of the devotees. She was simply Nix, and she simply sat in the Church of Knowledge hoping that maybe some of the knowledge could seep into her memories, as unstained as her hair yet seeming as bottomless as her eyes.

The way Nix held herself was different, not shockingly so, but enough to have others glance at her every now and then after they had stayed long enough. She didn't seem to be in any position of worship, with her body straight yet relaxed and her eyes unfocused. Since arriving almost an hour ago, Nix had not moved a single muscle, simply staring at the one point in space. The only thing on her body that had moved was her hair and clothes. Even then, only because of some outside force like wind. The girl seemed completely oblivious to the glances, she was almost lost in whatever she was looking at. A small, strange smile graced the girl's lips. Murmurs of her craziness started to spread, but her hearing and lack of focus let the murmurs go by harmlessly. As she was doing nothing particularly harmful, the murmurs remained murmurs and weren't turned into actions. Nix remained oblivious. If her eyes weren't open, it would have seemed as if she was sleeping.

Actually, talking about sleeping and eyes. Upon close inspection, a very slight hint of a shadow could be seen below the eyes, as if the girl had been sleeping very little the past few nights.