At the bottom of the chamber was an extravagant, yet familiar, altar made nearly of all gold. Even after nine hundred years it has remained unchanged. In the center of the altar was a statue of Hecate’s Wheel next to two torches of golden fire, their interpretation of Magic. In Greek Mythology, Hecate was the Goddess of Magic and interpreted from the Veela’s view of Mother Magic. The Greeks only saw her as a "minor’ deity in their mythology, but the Veela revere Mother Magic in the same way many magical creatures do. Their symbol was another similarity pulled from the Feywilds. The wheel was the same, but the inner symbols were different. Hecate’s Wheel has a six pointed star in the center while ours had the triquetra. The six pointed star must have been taken from the exterior of our symbol, with its similar star.