Setting
The Palace was built long ago by the King Talmora, who sought to create a central structure to house the offices of all the highest authorities in his domain.
Here, the heads of the guilds are found, as are those of the Chief Librarian and the Captain of the Guard.
Furthermore, the King's own personal quarters are found here, few if any will ever see them however, as they are understandably kept separate, and access to them is kept secret.
The Audience Hall is where most guests and dignitaries will find themselves, meeting with the Chief Councillor, who addresses concerns and disputes deemed undeserving of the king's attention.
Once, long ago, the queen herself would often be found in the Garden, but she has long since perished. The Garden remains, if only to remind others of her beauty.
Here, the heads of the guilds are found, as are those of the Chief Librarian and the Captain of the Guard.
Furthermore, the King's own personal quarters are found here, few if any will ever see them however, as they are understandably kept separate, and access to them is kept secret.
The Audience Hall is where most guests and dignitaries will find themselves, meeting with the Chief Councillor, who addresses concerns and disputes deemed undeserving of the king's attention.
Once, long ago, the queen herself would often be found in the Garden, but she has long since perished. The Garden remains, if only to remind others of her beauty.
The Asylian Palace
A structure more grand does not exist in Asylia. It stands tall and high above the rest of the city, and from it's precipice, it is said that the King determines the safest course for the kingdom.
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