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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Phoenix" data-source="post: 2388347" data-attributes="member: 16166">Wandering through the streets of Dionysian, Alexis has time to stop and stare at the common people going about their daily lives.  Pondering for a moment on the thought that it looked very much like an ant's colony like the one back in the temple, (Vrisse always had a thing for seeing Law in the tiniest of creatures), the priestess finds that she is the only person in the street that isn't rushing somewhere.The Church of Kimbar was an easy building to locate, as many of the city's citizens knew instinctively where it was located.  After over an hour's walk, Alexis' eyes finally fall on the large building that was home to the alien faith that she was intent on visiting.A single colossal stone tree rising high above the rooftops of the suburb was hardly a 'church' as Alexis understood, but nevertheless it was home to a faith.  Rope and wooden ladders both ascended into the limbs above, winding and twisting amidst platforms and chambers both within and without the trunk of the petrified plant.  Dozens of people relaxed in the dirty sunlight that fluttered across the platforms, playing games of chance of simply drinking or smoking.  It was difficult to determine if any of them were priests or not, as none of the people mingling in or about the tree had any uniform at all.</blockquote>