Jeremy Brint

Cathedral of the Rose [40x50]

Added 2023-08-14 05:00:05 +0000 UTC

“A giant rose!? Does it come with GIANT CHOCOLATES!?” - Ida Holly

The Cathedral of the Rose stands as a towering ruin at the heart of the Bramblefen. Its majesty is marred by time and the echo of forgotten prayers lingers in the air. This ancient structure is now overgrown with the relentless embrace of the Bramblefen. Tall spires reach for the suns of crudilex, yet are anchored to the ground by the sinuous vines of the rose.

Inside, the cathedral retains a sense of solemn majesty. Stained glass windows, now cracked and shattered, still showers the space in a kaleidoscope of colors. statues of carved stone stand along the walls, etched with intricate patterns and symbols, perhaps of the faith that once thrived within these walls that is now forgotten by time. The white marble floors are now overgrown with a padding of dirt and tall grass. And the ancient pues are now petrified and blanketed with thick moss.

A heavy aura of reverence still hangs in this place where history and nature have woven together in an eerie dance of beauty and decay.