Hill spent three days to build a semicircular Greek-style Temple near the mouth of the valley by the river. The temple was entirely white except for the light blue wave patterns adorning its roof, leaving space for two auxiliary temples on each side.
The rear wall was pressed against the mountainside, and Hill had placed the back hall directly within the mountain, allowing entry to the valley through a tunnel at the back.
List could send puppets into the interior of the Temple to take care of it.
The forehall, supported by one hundred and eight pillars, was engraved with all sorts of marine creatures on each pillar.
Ascending the twenty-meter-high steps and entering the forehall, there was a circular shallow pool. Walking around the pool, one would see the Statue of Agleya, carved by Hill himself, erected on the divine throne at the rear of the Temple.
Agleya had almost immediately brought the statue to life with her divine power as soon as Hill had raised it.
