The Moni temple in Cambridge Oasis was an ancient building that had stood for many years.
Three thousand years ago, the Moni Religion had once been a wildly popular religion on the Aegean Continent, but no one knew how it had developed there. There were rumors that the Goddess Moni had descended to Earth multiple times in the form of a mortal emissary, displaying miracles to humans. This far-fetched rumor once led to a vast number of fanatical and radical followers for the Moni Religion. Even many Beamons abandoned the teachings of Shamanism to follow the Moni Religion. However, this religion was destined to be short-lived, as the smoke of war from the great sea-land battle brought it from splendour back to tranquillity.
Nowadays on the Aegean Continent, there are many ancient temple ruins similar to the Moni temple, a record of past glories and present decay.
