The Sacred Garden

The Sacred Garden used to believe in the goddess of life, but their views eventually shifted to simply helping people not starve. Should the Sacred Garden be considered a culture, it would be a culture of farmers. Beyond their occupation, the people of the garden are hardworking and take few breaks, but they take the proper time to respect the little things in life. They are well-respected and respect others. This does not mean, however, that they will respect those who steal from the Sacred Garden.

The Sacred Garden wishes to continue the goddess of life's goals to stop Strix's starvation.

The Sacred Garden, as is reminiscent of their name, possesses the Sacred Garden and all plants that grow in it.

The Sacred Garden was most important during the Era of the Goddess of Life, but its importance remains crucial to Strix's survival, for the crops satiate the hunger of the buried world. They have, however, faded into the background as a given life source.

The goddess of life, the creator of mercy, descended from the god-filled cosmos and created a haven full of renewable food. Just as quickly as she appeared, she disappeared, leaving the people of Strix with new hope.

The goddess of life, wishing to protect the starving people from the doom of burning sunlight, covered the world in a cavern. Years later, the goddess returned, giving the life she'd forgotten to preserve.

Everyone gets only the things they require; nothing more, nothing less. Greed is the layman's term for murder.

Simple prayers or even no prayers at all are enough to keep the goddess's blessings. Those are just superficial methods to make people feel better about having to live in the darkness of Strix. Still, most speak to the goddess and thank them for the food.

Those who work at the Sacred Garden are able to subconsciously preserve the light and life gifted to Strix through their hard work and their prayers.