The church hall is the heart of every cathedral, the place where believers gather during worship services. The rectangular hall is flanked by benches, with pathways on the left, center, and right for the priests to walk through.
A semi-circular apse housed a statue of a goddess, a figure of a lady draped in a loose robe, holding a lantern, her face half-covered with a silk scarf.
Even with the knowledge he acquired from Giles, Chen Ke was unable to glean any additional information while observing the statue. He had no expertise in theology, let alone in the Great Void, so he had no way of ascertaining which faith this goddess belonged to.
Therefore, Chen Ke shifted his gaze to the rows upon rows of benches, estimating that if three people were to sit on one bench, with four benches in a row and eight rows in total, this place could seat 96 priests, not counting those who could be accommodated in the surrounding pathways.
