Grand, overgrown gothic temple interior with animal-headed statues, stained glass, and fiery braziers, illuminated by misty sunbeams.

A grand, atmospheric temple dedicated to Malar, the god of the hunt, but expanded into a pantheon of beast-like deities. Gothic architecture dominates the scene: towering pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and grotesque stone gargoyles shaped like snarling predators. The structure is overgrown with lush greenery—thick ivy and vines cascade down weathered stone walls, creeping across stained glass windows depicting primal rituals and mythical creatures. Within the hall, massive statues of animal-headed gods loom in shadowy niches (a wolf-headed warrior, a stag-antlered sage, a bear-clawed hunter), each carved in a distinct cultural style yet unified by the gothic framework. The air is misty, with sunbeams piercing through cracked ceilings, illuminating floating dust and glowing moss. No living characters are present—only the silent, sacred grandeur of nature reclaiming the divine. The floor is a mosaic of bestial symbols, and rusted iron braziers stand cold, now cradling nests of wildflowers. The atmosphere is both majestic and untamed, where stone and wilderness merge. Style: Gothic and art-deco fantasy / Environmental storytelling / Detailed architecture negative promt: People, humans, animals, bright colors, clean, modern, sunny, cheerful, ruins See more