"Oh, it's an event at the festival that celebrates the actions of Klemat, a figure of legend. The story goes that, long before the ziggurats were raised and our ancestors still lived in huts, a terrible sickness tore through the jungles killing many until only a few villages were left. And, out of all those villages, only one woman had survived... Klemat. Knowing what would happen to her people, if she did not take action, Klemat journeyed through the jungle on a pilgrimage to gain the favor of the gods, who granted her the gift of fertility. She then returned to each of the villages in turn, took each man in turn, to help her bear eggs, two for each father that hatched into twin siblings, one boy and one girl. And so, Klemat saved her people, and gave them unity, for we are all descendants of Klemat." Eros finished his tale with a smile and a sigh, before continuing.
"Now, as for Klemat's wall itself. The wall is a great clay mural depicting many images of Klemat from the waist up, while from the waist down is a slot that any woman, be she free or slave, who wishes to may volunteer to fill, and take on the role of Klemat; gathering seed from the many men of the community. This can be a bit of an ordeal for the unprepared, however, as the volunteers are expected to remain at their post for the duration of the festival, which begins in the evening and stretches into the early hours of the morning. It seems that not as many women are as confident in themselves as have been in years prior," Eros finished, with a resigned sigh.