The Bell of the True Cross (Campana de Veracruz) is a bell-shaped sacred relic of Orthodox metalwork, hanging in zone 4 of the dome beneath recent scaffolding.
| Type | Place / relic |
| Weight | About 1,000 kg (not transportable) |
| Location | Dome, zone 4 |
| Spanish entry | Campana de Veracruz |
Properties
- Activated by a direct strike or touch with a sacred object.
- Its clapper is present, and it bears distinctive metallurgical engravings.
- It holds a powerful magic matrix (detection: Abjuration and celestial Invocation).
Activation
On the day of the Templar bell, Michel, a cleric, activated it with a minor sacred artifact (a Nail). The effects:
- An interdict of about 120 feet around, with automatic punishment of every chaotic or evil heart: few resist it whole, and the steadiest suffer it by half.
- Sanctity, which raises the morale of the good.
- Expulsion of demons to their plane of origin.
- Protection against evil, an aura of goodness.
Afterward it resonates, is confirmed functional and remains in zone 4. It serves as an active defense against demonic invasions and as a sign of patriarchal blessing.