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[[Image:Isis statue.jpg|thumb|100px|right|Statue of godess, found in St. Tsarevna's]] The exterior looks like regular orthodox church, but actually it isn't one. It lacks crosses on it's domes, icons and wall paintings inside looks surreal and scary. There is old, decayed statue of young woman before altar - which is impossible in traditional orthodox church. The very name of this church is not orthodox - there is no eastern saint with name "Tsarevna", this word (царевна) just means "princess" in Russian. | |||
The church was build by followers of mysterious Russian " | The church was build by followers of mysterious Russian "Order of Saint Princess" (possibly, Slavonic branch of Isis cult), when the "Order" was banned in Russia, and small number of it's members found refuge in Malton. | ||
There are rumors, that the Order is still functioning, performing strange blasphemous rites in both Malton's Tsarevna churches. | [[Image:St tsarevna.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Church after recent rebuild]] There are rumors, that the Order is still functioning, performing strange blasphemous rites in [[St. Tsarevna's Church (West Becktown)|both]] Malton's Tsarevna churches. | ||
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St. Tsarevna's Church (Mornington)
Description
Somebody has spraypainted VSB Entry point! onto a wall.
History
The exterior looks like regular orthodox church, but actually it isn't one. It lacks crosses on it's domes, icons and wall paintings inside looks surreal and scary. There is old, decayed statue of young woman before altar - which is impossible in traditional orthodox church. The very name of this church is not orthodox - there is no eastern saint with name "Tsarevna", this word (царевна) just means "princess" in Russian.
The church was build by followers of mysterious Russian "Order of Saint Princess" (possibly, Slavonic branch of Isis cult), when the "Order" was banned in Russia, and small number of it's members found refuge in Malton.
There are rumors, that the Order is still functioning, performing strange blasphemous rites in both Malton's Tsarevna churches.
Barricade Policy
VSB.
Current Status
There is a lone zombie here. --DiCiASSEi 14:42, 14 April 2009 (BST)
