Deep, deep down in the temple, locked away behind a troublesome mechanism that would have many give up and turn away (in a perhaps entirely sensible manner) is a hidden room. The water here is cold, and the light that shines from the odd crystals set along the wall is cool. Though most of the hallways and chambers in the underwater section of the temple have some pokemon presence, this room is entirely void of any pokemon or signs of pokemon habitation. It is very possible that no one has entered this chamber since it was last sealed.

The chamber itself is mostly barren, except for a large carving on the back wall. However, where most of the scenes inside the temple depict water pokemon, or at least legendary pokemon with some relationship to water, this mural depicts Arceus as it creates the world.

A small altar sits in front of the mural, several items set upon it, including




In addition, the altar holds three objects. As all three are discovered together, Dirk, Jane and Solus will have to decide on the division of these three items themselves.

That is… if they are taking them. Perhaps taking offerings meant for Arceus is not the wisest move.


Treasures:

On the right stands a gold and silver coloured helmet. The helmet is so ornate, it probably is not particularly functional, but does it need to be functional when you are wearing something modelled after the god of antimatter itself?

In the middle lays a chest plate. An icy blue gem is set inside the five-pointed piece. Anyone who has ever seen a depiction of Dialga can easily recognise the necklace is modelled after the god of time’s chest armour.

On the left lays a gauntlet. The white metal covers both hand and forearm and has clearly been modelled after the god of space’s armor.