The revivelists of Seth church has been operating just off state street on the east side for almost two months now. It is a lutheran religon in every sense of the word, being wholey unique in its form of worship.

The building itself is set on a green grass block and is made entirely of concrete in the modern style. A simple black and white sign sits at the entry of the carpark reading"Revivelists of Seth Church".

Steps lead up to the large double doors of the church. Inside is a white decor lined with row after row of benches for the faithfull. In front of these resides a raised dias, where the priest may dictate his sermons.

Behind this area are four offices for private conference and a confession box.

One of these offices has a steel cabinet with a numerical key on it. This is the doorway to the true place of worship.

DARK HOUSE OF SET

Once the remote door clicks closed you are plunged into a heavy darkness common with underground tombs. A little light gradually returns as you get to the bottom of the stone steps, provided by softly burning wall scones. The floor is cement and very dusty the floor the same too. The only real features of this the outer sanctum are a mat and water filled basin designed for entry ceremony into upper Egypt.

Walking through the double doors will take you to the white sandy floors of upper Egypt. Here in the inner sanctum resides the main shrine to Set. In the centre of this room stands an eight foot statue of Set himself, in reptile form. The statue is carved from a single piece of obsidian. To both the left and the right of the statue lay two more doors. The wall in this room to are cement, only rendered to a red dusty colour and delicately inscribed with heiroglyphs.

The one on the left leads to the Daitya shrine of Shiva. In here resides a wooden idol of the elephant headed god.

The one on the right leads to a small concrete room. The inside of the door has a submarine style locking system. The only other feature is a small tunnel, roughly the size of a human head leading to the sewers.