You decided that you wanted to get a closer look at the other part of the Naga, and stepped past the water bowl and looked at the main frame of the coiled up statue.You saw where it would be safest to get a foot hold and to where you can start climbing up on the thing.
You shrug your shoulders, and start to make the climb, as the statue itself was easily twice as tall as you were, and had to put you hands on the body to help you climb up, and instantly felt just how cold it was. A part of you knew it would be, considering it was metal and everything, but this felt... especially cold.
It actually made you shiver more, but you pressed on to climb this thing, having already decided to.
It actually wasnt difficult to reach the top, and once there you got a better view of the statue as a whole.
The first thing that greeted you though was the center of it. Norniesila themselves were not sitting form the center, infact they were sitting off to the side of their own body, and in the middle of their coiled form was a wide hole, big enough for someone to slip into, and when you look into it, it was pitch black, as if it went on wards... but what could not be right? If you slipped down there, would you be stuck, or could you climb back out?
Ignoring the dark hole, knowing about staring into abysses, you looked at the reason why you decided to climb all over the silver body, at least you didnt get struck down by lighting... but than, could Norniesila do that?
Well... there was alot of mystery going around, and this staute was just one of them.
You observed the human torso of the silver statue, seeing just what kind of build they had.
They were flat chested, with no visible nipples, their arms slightly muscular, but their waist that connects to the snake portion was wider than a mans normally was.
The face looked downwards towards where the water bowl was, from here you could get a better view of the mural on the ground, but at the moment you were transfixed on the silver Naga statue, seeing their face was, for lack of a better word, perfect. The only thing wrong was how... Sad it looked.
You noticed that the longer you sat on the statue, the colder it seemed to get, like it was stealing all of your heat, but unable to hold onto it itself.
You thought back to what the thing said about this deity, and after a moment of thought you...
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