Citse Palace

The building is majestic and alluring, with grand towers twirling into the heavens. The passageways to which are mostly crumbled and broken, stairways hardly stable after so many years of use. The palace sports gothic-style arches and haunting beauty. Glorious it once was, not that it isn’t still… but as we all know it’s but a shadow of its once splendorous self. Murals have been chiseled, painted, constructed in the walls and with some searching among this vast estate one can come to find some hat have not totally been demolished. The images are curious and pondersome, of the Deities and their numerous feuds and events. The castle is built with old, worn gannet that has lost its shimmer, its glory after many walks and few cleanings. Claw marks litter the airy, intricately crafted areas. There are many rooms within the prestigious building, and one can rest assured that the most grand are saved for His and Her Majesty. Balconies are placed here and there and this castle sports multiple floors. The Grand Craftsmen who has built the palace has long been forgotten, the same way how it was built and how this astounding quality of work was truly done. All that is known is that this is what is left… and it is the prize of the Etisa Kingdom.