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| rdfs:comment | - Pentagulia is called the Holy City and is known the world over as the dwelling place of Althena. Pilgrims come on a daily basis to ask Althena for prayers. In practice, the "prayers" are wishes, and the cult that has grown up in Pentagulia revels in selfishness and greed under the auspices of devotion. The woman who grants these pilgrims audiences is similarly fradulent, being a human of no particular power placed as a stand-in by Zophar while he gathers his strength.
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| abstract | - Pentagulia is called the Holy City and is known the world over as the dwelling place of Althena. Pilgrims come on a daily basis to ask Althena for prayers. In practice, the "prayers" are wishes, and the cult that has grown up in Pentagulia revels in selfishness and greed under the auspices of devotion. The woman who grants these pilgrims audiences is similarly fradulent, being a human of no particular power placed as a stand-in by Zophar while he gathers his strength. Pentagulia itself is not a fraud; it is indeed Althena's fortress, and the goddess left for Lucia a message in the central tower. The stolen auras of the four dragons, however, prevent this tower from being visible, and only later do Hiro and his friends gain entrance to it and recover the message.
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