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Gyoen is a serene and opulent retreat city nestled along the winding River Kanaka. The city is less a singular settlement and more a collection of grand castles perched atop verdant hills, each a summer home for the Emperor and the Empire’s aristocracy. Between these luxurious estates lies the city proper, a hub of culture and service dedicated to fulfilling the whims of its wealthy patrons.

The River Kanaka is the lifeblood of the settlement, its slow, meandering flow dotted with shrines and quiet sanctuaries for reflection. These riverside retreats, cared for by devout stewards, are among the most treasured attractions, drawing both spiritual seekers and aristocrats seeking tranquility. The Museum of Serenity lies near the heart of Gyoen, showcasing spiritual artifacts from across the Empire and offering a central meditation glade where visitors can find inner peace.

The city’s rice fields stretch endlessly beyond its borders, a shimmering sea of green that feeds both the body and the soul. The rice harvested here forms the backbone of Gyoen’s culinary identity, with exotic rice dishes and puddings highly sought after by both locals and visitors.

The city is governed from its forum, where the Emperor’s patricians oversee its smooth operation. Meanwhile, the enigmatic snake witches are a fixture of Gyoen’s social fabric, offering their guidance or curses to those willing to pay the price. They are particularly popular among the aristocracy, who seek their aid in navigating the delicate rivalries that often arise in the city’s leisurely yet politically charged atmosphere.

Gyoen is a place of wealth, beauty, and intrigue, where relaxation and ambition coexist, and where the natural and spiritual worlds blend harmoniously with human luxury.