About the Region
Songseol, or the Oriental Region of Songseol, is known to be the "region where the land meets the sea, the region touches the skies". They had such a mantra mainly because the residents of the region are sorcerers who devote their entire life to the powers and principles of astral or celestial sorcery. Out of all the regions, Songseol is one of the most pious places to be in search of peace, tranquility, and a place to understand the truth behind identity and morality.
Songseolean Architecture is mainly comprised of imperial buildings with an Asian or oriental flair, with slight hints of gears and/or machinations on some buildings.
Emblem of Songseol
Songseol is deeply devoted to its oriental architecture with a small hint of machinations. The center of the emblem shows the Pagoda Towers, a common flair within the region. As they are devoted to the stars and celestial wonders, they have immersed the tower with their astral designs.
Landmarks and Places
Songseol consists of five (5) sectors.
- Luoyang is the Capital, which houses the Dongbaek Palace and other important structures.
- The four other sectors are named Hwayoung, Tian Lang, Cheongpung, and Hanwul, respectively.
- The Grand Central Station is known as Kirite's busiest ones, named the Aria Central Orient Rail Station. The station is located at the region's largest port sector, Tian Lang.
- Since Songseol is far away from Hyanes and Lycana, their trade routes are commonly through ports and underwater subways. Their biggest and busiest port within Tian Lang is known as the Mi Ying Central Port.
- Since Songseol is very devoted to celestial bodies, they offer their prayers in shrines and temples. A prominent temple is the Haegang Temple of Polaris, in Hanwul.