Amid the bickering of the two bishops, the group passed through the final stretch of corridor and arrived at the heart of Auchindoun—the nominally highest authority within it, K'ara's permanent residence.
It was called Light-and-Shadow Karabor.
The name sounded similar to the original Karabor Temple, and in fact, that was exactly what it was.
In Draenei, Karabor meant "Temple of K'ara."
Just as the Shadowmoon Orcs had built the Fortress of Pain in Shadowmoon Valley to observe the Dark Star, the Draenei, who had a closer relationship with K'ara, had naturally built a temple dedicated to K'ara in Shadowmoon Valley: Karabor.
Now that the Dark Star K'ara was long gone, the name Karabor naturally no longer needed to belong to that Black Temple, and was instead given to the new temple built for K'ara within Auchindoun.
To distinguish it from the old Karabor, the new temple had been given the prefix "Light-and-Shadow," highlighting K'ara's new powers.
"Creak—"
Accompanied by the teeth-grinding sound of turning axles and the whirring of machinery, the magnificent doors opened before Velen, and the temple finally revealed its true face to them.
It was an enormous hall. The entire temple seemed to run through Auchindoun's upper and lower levels, and perhaps even deeper—from the towering dome aboveground to the caverns deep beneath the city—making the temple dozens of meters tall.
The temple appeared to be a massive, roughly spherical structure, bulging upward with a flat bottom. They had entered at its lower-middle section. Its upper half held a soaring dome, while below lay a long descending staircase. Along those stairs, Velen saw another great door, which seemed to be the entrance into the temple from Auchindoun's second underground level.
Unlike the temples the Draenei usually built in gold or purple, this temple blended two color schemes—white