Grand Temple of the gods- Old Vashton

This temple stands prominently as the first thing that is visible upon entering the Temple District at the end of Holy Street, when you enter from the Market District. The doors at the temple entrance are made of large sheets of crystal, while huge crystal shards jut out into the sky from the roof of this marble building. Large braziers positioned throughout the building are lit at night, lighting up the building from within and creating a mesmerizing display as the light emanates through the crystal ceiling. 
As you pass through the doors, you are greeted with a vast, open room with a pyramid-shaped crystal ceiling, which amplifies and focuses the light that passes through the roof into the temple. There are also a number of sconces that are kept lit day and night, and large braziers, hanging on short chains from the ceiling, which are lit each night. There are well-polished mirrors on most surfaces that aren't crystal, often making the inside of this room brighter than the day outside - almost painfully so on bright summer days. On either side of the main chamber are alcoves to the Seen and Unseen gods, which mirror the fourteen temples that line the street leading up to this temple, with the unseen gods to the right and the seen on the left. The central aisle of the temple leads past these alcoves up to a stage upon which sits a large altar crafted out of some type of clear material in front of a large stained glass window. 
The temple holds daily services lasting about an hour, which include loud and exuberant worship to all fourteen gods. On Dawnday, the celebration includes a parade that goes down and back up Holy Street. During this parade, worshippers place a flag outside each of the temples. Each of the flags shows thirteen of the symbols of each of the fourteen gods, with one replaced by the symbol of the Seen and Unseen gods; the deity's symbol that has been replaced matches the temple in front of which the flag is placed. During Dawn Week, this parade happens every day at noon and is much louder than usual. The daily services are also much louder and longer, and their songs of worship can be heard from dawn until dusk. 
=== Important people ===
Seer Luth Irian (The head of the Temple) 
Sight Speaker Torlak Duril (In charge of worship) 
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