Quan Empire—Imperial Capital, Tianluo
Nestled at the heart of the thriving Quan Empire stood its crown jewel—the Royal Palace. An architectural building that appeared beyond its time, like something from the future.
Standing in the middle of the proud city, rising higher than any other structure, carved from white marble, it shone to perfection. The marble was so pure, free from impurities, that even the reflection of the sky could be seen in it.
The castle was not all white; it was decorated with real gold. Pillars, curves, and even the edges of the buildings were embedded with precious little metals that no normal person had access to.
The city was divided into four sections with the castle in the middle point by the four bridges that extended towards each cardinal direction. Beneath those bridges, around the castle, was a great lake that sourced from an unknown realm and severed the castle from the other lowly buildings.
