It is a large structure composed entirely of red stained glass walls with an exhaust vent in the middle and a small entrance on the side. The building itself houses the living quarters of Nod Confessors, as well as Tiberium infusion facilities, disruption tower control equipment, and a vast armory of infantry weapons.
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| - It is a large structure composed entirely of red stained glass walls with an exhaust vent in the middle and a small entrance on the side. The building itself houses the living quarters of Nod Confessors, as well as Tiberium infusion facilities, disruption tower control equipment, and a vast armory of infantry weapons.
- The Secret Shrine is a location from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. It is a cave hidden behind the waterfall in southwestern Ikana Canyon. The Shrine houses a mini-game of sorts, where Link can do battle with the first mini-boss from each of the four dungeons of Termina. The entrance room contains several pots and bushes that Link can destroy to replenish various items, a pool of Spring Water, a number of Rupees suspended in the air, and a patch of Soft Soil, from which Link can grow a plant that will allow him to collect the hovering rupees.
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| - The Secret Shrine is a location from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. It is a cave hidden behind the waterfall in southwestern Ikana Canyon. The Shrine houses a mini-game of sorts, where Link can do battle with the first mini-boss from each of the four dungeons of Termina. The entrance room contains several pots and bushes that Link can destroy to replenish various items, a pool of Spring Water, a number of Rupees suspended in the air, and a patch of Soft Soil, from which Link can grow a plant that will allow him to collect the hovering rupees. The door to the rest of the shrine can only be opened with a Light Arrow. Inside is a relatively large cavern system consisting of four rooms located in the four compass directions, connected to a center room, where the Ghost Hunter is sitting. Strange ornaments not seen anywhere else, possibly masks, adorn the ceilings and walls in the Secret Shrine. These mask-like figures resemble a type of Majora's Mask in shape and appearance, but it is unclear if that is the purposed design. The Ghost Hunter will allow Link to battle the monsters inside the four rooms. In order to battle the four monsters, Link needs to have obtained a certain number of Heart Containers denoted by the number of heart-shaped ornaments above each entryway. This is presumably to ensure that Link is up to the challenge, yet all of the enemies in the shrine must have been defeated earlier or Link would not be able to enter. The four battles are against the first mini-boss encountered in each of the four dungeons. A chest containing a Silver Rupee (worth 100 Rupees) will appear after each mini-boss is defeated. Once Link has defeated all four, he is rewarded with a Piece of Heart. The Ghost Hunter is also allowed to "pass on" from the world of the living.
- It is a large structure composed entirely of red stained glass walls with an exhaust vent in the middle and a small entrance on the side. The building itself houses the living quarters of Nod Confessors, as well as Tiberium infusion facilities, disruption tower control equipment, and a vast armory of infantry weapons.
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