In the heart of Flaming Waters land, where the rolling hills meet the endless sea, stands the magnificent Oir, Altar from the Past. It is an ancient monument to the power of faith and the hope of redemption. For centuries, the citizens of Flaming Waters have looked to the Oir as a symbol of hope and inspiration, a beacon of light in the darkness of their troubled world. Its towering form, rising up from the hillside to the sky above, inspires awe and reverence in all who see it. And yet, the true power of the Oir lies not in its size or grandeur but in the hope and inspiration it provides to those who seek its guidance. For the citizens of Flaming Waters, the Oir is a reminder of the power of faith and the importance of holding on to hope, even in the face of great adversity. It is a place of pilgrimage for many, who come from far and wide to offer prayers and offerings to the statue, hoping to gain its favor and protection. Over the years, many stories have been told about the Oir, of the miracles it has performed and the wonders it has wrought. Some say that the statue has the power to heal the sick, while others believe that it can bring good fortune and prosperity to those who make offerings at its feet. And yet, for all its mystique and legend, the true power of the Oir lies in the simple message it conveys: that no matter how dark the world may seem, there is always hope for a better tomorrow. The Oir is known to be exceptionally useful to priests and clerics. Once they visit the monument, they become stronger.