Opening the door of the very humble-looking chapel leads to an interior that is more akin to a Catholic church. It’s a grand building, though not of the scale of a cathedral. It’s architecture suggests it might be a basilica, but that can be hard to tell.

In any case, it’s bigger on the inside, and the figures depicted in the stained glass are unfamiliar. There seem to be nine figures, four to each side and one at the front, behind the altar. Said center figure seems to be a man with two heads- one that of a man, and the other that of what is most likely a dragon.

Though no one seems to be attending the church, and though it’s the middle of the night (wait, then how was the foliage outside so vibrant?) the room is warmly lit with several burning braziers, and numerous lit candles adorn the altar.