Ombala Jato

Inside the mountain lies a great cave. Large and mighty astounding it is, for the sheer size is staggering. It makes one wonder of the whole mountain has been hallowed out at the Deity’s will, or if the mountain is even larger then what it appears to be. The cave’s opening is obvious and airy. And despite the fact this is a cave few birds roost and few bats dive in. Stalagmites rise from the ground, the rocks rubbed smooth and glittery. Jewels are located here and there and their prize and worth is unimaginable. Many of them are offerings and gifts, and few dare steal from the God in fear of his anger. The inside of the mountain is his home and it is said that deep within its chamber hides the alter and the heart that is his… and that this is where Enger ventured to free The Sleeping from his Slumber. This place is considered ‘holy grounds’, the grounds of Baisu, the Second Brother. His land is large and mighty and strong, a maze, a labyrinth to get lost in. Those who venture within, be aware you walk into the Lion’s Den… and that an offering is very well expected. If one manages to the end of the Great Hall, [which is many, many meters long and wide] one comes to see the Shrine, place dedicated to sacrifices and offerings expected.