Xia Nan was, of course, familiar with the Holy Emblem before him.
His experiences in Kalanfor and Neum City had elevated the knowledge of this world's deities nearly to the highest priorities during his urgent cramming of Otherworld information.
The "Holy Emblem," as the visual connection between mortals and gods, a symbolized divine mark, was an essential part of what he had to master.
He might not be able to recite the evolutionary process of every Holy Emblem, the specific symbolic meanings of their patterns or the stories behind them.
But when it came to simply identifying the great entities they represented through their Holy Emblems, Xia Nan prided himself on being unlikely to mistake any of the major deities of the Aifala Continent.
Presently, the Holy Emblem on the tightly shut doors of the church in front, featuring a "rosebud surrounded by the morning sun," certainly fell within his knowledge.
— [Agriculture Goddess] Shang Tiya.
