Amy kept her weapons and armor close by. Her sword was a fairly simple weapon, though well-made. Her shield was made of leather, marked with the Earth-symbol that signified her connection with Gaia. She then took her time to don her chainmail armor, and noted that it was getting a little tight on her. She was going to either have to get a new set made or get this set enchanted with a spell that would allow it to grow bigger. That could probably wait, though. Finally, Amy was ready, and headed into the main Temple of Gaia.
In the main temple, Amy soon found Mother Sucressa, the High Priestess of her order. The high priestess was, like most other high-ranking members of Gaia's clergy, extremely fat. It was mostly hidden under the ornate robes of office that she wore, but Sucressa couldn't hide how large she was. Indeed, why should she hide away a blessing from the gods? Sucressa's seat was a huge stone throne carved by the dwarves to specifically hold her bulk.
"Ah, Sir Gainsworth!" Sucressa said with a smile, addressing Amy by her title. "Gaia's blessing be upon you!"
"And upon you, Mother," Amy replied, striking a salute. After waiting for the High Priestess to gesture for her to speak, she then asked, "How may I aid the Goddess and her followers today, Mother?"
Sucressa thought for a moment, and then said, "Actually, there is a task that I need you to do. You see..."
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