The Cathedral of the Lost Souls

The Cathedral of the Lost Souls is one of the few tourist attractions in Olvidados. The church was built about 500 days ago. On the door, the crest of Diego de Almagro II (slayer of Francisco Pizarro, killer of Atahualpa) is etched into stone.

"The Vienna Boys Choir"
When the 86ers visited the Cathedrals of the Lost Souls, they tried to convince the resident priest that they were the Vienna Boys Choir. When the priest threatened to call the police on them, they decided to enter through a back door to the basement.

The Graveyard
Located behind the church and encircled by a wooden fence, a graveyard is present. A concealed door leads to the basement and the crypts.

The Basement and the Crypts
When entering through the concealed trap door mentioned above, one would find themselves in the church basement. A storage room containing many books, among other things, can be found. The air is very musty. Upon opening a oak door, a spiral staircase leads to another cellar. An oak cabinet with shelves of pickled herbs and old wines can be moved aside to reveal a stone wall with the crest of Diego de Almagro II with an Incan key incorporated into the design. When the key is pressed, the shield swings open, allowing passage into the crypt. A long stone shaft with a low roof leads to a secret room. Torture devices line the walls, and old weapons are stored on racks. A large iron cross takes up an entire wall. By pulling back the cross, one can reveal a secret ossuary. Thousands of skeletons decorate the enclosure. Booby traps fill the room, such as a propelled blades that fly out from their concealed spaces in the walls. Up a trapped staircase is a final chamber filled with bats. 13 suits of armor line the halls, representing Francisco Pizzaro's "Famous Thirteen" Knights. On a pedestal is The Second Incan Key. Removing it causes an explosion and fires spring guns.