Vatican CH

You were strolling through the Vatican on Sunday morning. You've entered one of the most beautiful churches, one you've never been to before. As you entered the dark church, you saw how the stained glass windows cast beauty onto the floor. The church itself was made of white brick. The church's vaults rested on columns decorated with carvings of frescoes depicting biblical events. There was a stifling smell of incense. In the distance, opposite the entrance to the church, stood a golden three-tiered iconostasis. On the first tier there were icons of intercessors. On the second tier were icons of the defenders. On the third tier there were icons of the enlighteners. The church was crowded. Some were praying, others were buying candles. You decide to stroll through the church to admire the frescoes. There were no clergy around. Only curious parishioners like you, visitors, and a candle seller. You walk deeper into the church, where it has high, rounded ceilings with carved frescoes. From the outside, you might only see five domes, but from inside the church, you see that there are six. On the iconostasis, you can see hidden doors that are off-limits. You look around and no one is looking. You cracked one of the doors and walked in. It was dark and empty. It smelled not of incense, but of dust. Suddenly, a bright light blinded you. You see a multi-winged, multi-eyed creature. You see golden rings around the creature, circling around the angel's axis. Amazingly, this entire mass is silent. You can discern a humanoid silhouette within the angel, and it has the Vatican flag visible. Not just an angel, but the very embodiment of the Vatican. And it seems to condemn you for entering the doors of the iconostasis