Golden Ark

In history it is written about a certain item that the Bright One instructed His people to build, which was the Golden Ark. It was used as a beacon of light, infused with spirit from all His people and also the Bright One. It acted as both a covenant between them and also as a barrier from invaders. This convent was a sign of peace between the people and their King. As long as they followed their King’s statutes or values then would their Kingdom be strong.
According to records, its size was that of a treasure chest and due to its golden properties it was also very heavy. Six men were needed to carry the Golden Ark with long carrying poles. They were instructed to never touch it if they were not told to do so. However, despite the Bright One’s warning some did touch the Ark and dropped dead on the spot. Some speculate it was so instilled with spirit that it became physical to the touch and deadly. Others say death happened because they didn’t listen to the Bright One’s instruction.
Its appearance was quite intricate despite its bright and lively golden nature, it was as if one could actually see spirit from the many people and from the Bright One Himself tracing all over the engraved detail. Perhaps that was the pull to touch was indeed enticing and something never before seen again since those ancient times. There are two distinct Cherubim at each end of the cover or lid of the Golden Ark. Both of their wings spread out toward one another, seemingly to protect the lid or cover of the Ark with both of their heads turned toward the Ark.
Over two Millennia have gone by and the Golden Ark has since not been found and has been decided by scholars to regard this as a Myth or Legend, yet researchers and archaeologists still seek out this long lost item to this day.