As you pass the Temple of Nayru, you see a Hylian woman sitting on a bench alongside the temple's wall, resting her head on the stone. She is robed in white, and the hood of the robe rests on the top of her head. The hem of the robe is divided into bands of three colors, red, blue, and green. Her hair is grey and curly, and spills out onto her chest. Anyone with good eyes can see that her eyes are blue. She is Karen Moulder, the Head Cleric of the Temple of Nayru, as any Hylian, Sheikah, or human should know, especially if they live in North Castle. But perhaps a member of another race doesn't know who she is, or anything about the religion of the Hylians. However, they can certainly tell that she is an important person within the clerical order.

A red-robed cleric, a woman who looks very much like Karen, approaches her. "How are you doing, Mother Moulder?"

"Quite fine, Daughter."

"Do you want me to help you inside?"

"No, I think I'll stay out here and enjoy the fresh air for a while longer. Thank you anyway."

The younger cleric enters the temple to carry out her clerical duties. Mother Moulder appears to be in a mood to talk. Will you ask her questions about the religion of Hyrule?

OOC: The purpose of this thread is for you all to ask me questions so I can better construct a version of Hyrule. Now, it doesn't make much sense for Hylians to ask the Head Cleric questions about religion, so it might be noteworthy that I plan on having Zoras, Gorons, etc. follow their own religion (these topics can be discussed in their appropriate threads, which I will hopefully get up soon). Remember to post in character and that this is a thread for talking and not for fighting, and you'll be just fine.

So get a Zora or Goron NPC or create one and ask away!

Hunter walked slowly throught the courtyard place. He wasn't crazy about religion, but he still had respect. However he was a little rusty on the subject. A cleric sat on a bench. "Excuse me, do you know something on the subject of sheikah religion? Im a little rusty." He asked.