The Glazed Temple (The-Glazed-Tem-pull)

There is a hierarchy in the entire establishment, split into two sections. See as below:   The Varcanai Healing Ground:

• The Lead Varcanai Healer, Maevil
• Experienced Varcanai Healers
• Practising Healers
• National Service Elves

There is a particular structure to the Varcanai Healing Ground, which applies to any elves who enter the doors of the Glazed Temple hoping to become a healer:

• The Lead Varcanai Healer: This position is expected to hand-select its next generation of healers from the population of Aethel Caeloria. They must contend with the administrative side of matters, ensure the smooth and healthy running of the establishment, be kept up to date on the latest medicinal practises and herbs, take on national service elves, carefully choose and train their successor, and appropriately gift lavendaries with saer hands. Furthermore, they must attend council meetings with the reigning sovereign and neighbouring houses when necessary.
• Zedonary: This is the formal name for the successor of the Lead Varcanai Healer. The successor will do half of the tasks of their mentor to ensure they gain relevant experience in all aspects of work while still being highly compassionate. They must shadow their mentor and teach national service elves until they have reached the next stage (if the elves choose to go on), which is becoming a practising healer.
• Lavendery: This is the formal name for the experienced varcanai healers who have been gifted with saer hands. These elves are required to teach the practising healers and use their gifts to assist anyone injured, whether native or non-native. These elves can also recommend elves for the Lead Varcanai Healer to choose when the time is nigh. Some of the Lavendery are tasked with sorting paperwork, which is a part of their duty. Additionally, these elves will travel to other lands to help those who cannot heal themselves, but they will not use their saer hands due to how valuable they are. They will cover their hands with gloves and help the less complex injuries, which do not require saer properties.
• Pedanculatery: This is the formal name for the practising healers.
• Daisierin: This is the formal name for the elves undergoing national service or voluntary work.

Incrementum:

• The D'ivalorth
• The Vythai
• The Promised Heralds

Societal Organisation Holding the D'ivalorth or Vythai position is the most valued and respected occupation because they must devote their lives to the commands of the Starlight Veil, guiding the kingdom into the future. With this comes the 'Promised Heralds,' which are representatives of each kingdom in a scholarly role who converge into Incrementum to find and report on wisdom/facts in the thousands of scrolls and tomes. Research from travellers and native elves is conducted within Incrementum. It is only open to travellers during special occasions, and elves can only venture into books of historical significance. They are allowed nowhere near the mystical or darker tomes. The same applies to native elves. Only the Promised Heralds have access to all the texts within the building, and only the D'ivalorth has the power and mental strength to read dark tomes.   Scholarly Training: Becoming a fully-fledged scholar can take hundreds of years due to the intensity of learning material required. Scholars need a clear mind to learn the old languages and history of the kingdoms, which the D'ivalorth and Vythai teach.   High Elf Education: All elves born in Aethel Caeloria are entitled to attend Incrementum no matter their age, knowledge capacity or intentions. Visitors from other kingdoms are not permitted to attend these classes. The D'ivalorth and Vythai hold various sessions for different age groups and levels.   Varcanai Healing: The Varcanai Healers can heal elves from distant lands, but the Lead Varcanai Healer, Maevil, is required by the kingdom's laws to charge for their services. Only native elves get free healthcare.

The Glazed Temple Architecture: The Glazed Temple is a significantly large building with historical architecture. As one of the tallest buildings in C'avarnia, it is respected for its longevity and value among high elven cultures. It's noteworthy that the Glazed Temple was designed in an ancient elven idiom, a style that is elegant, majestic, and imbued with a happy undertone. Upon entry into the building is a quote carved into the floor with a gold filling, "I, Seya Amoc-Vay-Ah, Eetarva Anrook." It means: "I, who seeks wisdom, bears power." Architecture as below:

• Foundation: The structure's base is rectangular and has a domed cupola atop its roof. The building has three large floors comprising multiple rooms. The front door bears two gigantic dark brown wien doors with saer ringed doorknobs. The doors possess the Aalarelai crest on both sides, and the building has guards stationed around the entire building for additional protection. The temple is made of delicate stone and the most robust wood.
• Entrance: The building is raised on a foundation for optimum height. It bears a circular dome and two subsidiary aedicules. There is an open-spaced long hall with stairs leading up to the first and second floor in a left-hand-sided room. The entrance is relatively wide for ease of access.
• The Portico: A rectangular central portico with a triangular pediment. Two subsidiary porticos flank this.
• Columns: Beige solid vertical rectangular columns with tree decorations wrapped around their shafts. There are eight columns in total.
• Establishment Size: 25,000 square meters.
• Rooftops: A large dark grey stone tiled dome roof.
• Outer Walls: Powdered light grey and beige stone.
• Exterior Steps: Smooth well-maintained stone.
• Inner Walls: The inner walls of the glazed temple are different. The colour theme is grey and light brown on the ground floor with patterned branch decorations along all the walls. On the first and second floors are dark brown walls. Aligned bookshelves and bookcases mainly cover the first floor.
• Flooring: There are three floors in total within the Glazed Temple. The ground and first floor are spacious. The ground floor is for the Varcanai Healers. They treat any elves requiring medical attention, with multiple wings (rooms) inside used as different performing areas, communal bathrooms, and a kitchen for the Promised Heralds. On the ground floor in the entrance is also a fireplace. The first and second floor is for the D'ivalorth and the Promised Heralds. The first floor is where all the tomes, scrolls, records, and ancient texts are kept. In other languages, these documents are mystical, antique, dark, and mighty. The second floor is the accommodation quarters for the Promised Heralds, which is significantly smaller than the other floors.
• Rooms: There are ten spacious rooms on the lower floor where the Varcanai Healers work. In the entrance of the Glazed Temple, there is an open space leading to the back of the room where there is a large plaque in the shape of a tree with saer branches stemming around the entire room, symbolising the Starlight Veil. Each room on the lower floor comprises multiple beds, medical equipment, and the uniforms of the healers. Their areas are incredibly hygienic and tidy, clean and organised. The first and second floors are entirely open plans with no particular sections.
• Interior Flooring: The ground floor has natural beige stone flooring, whereas the first and second floors have oak wooden flooring.
• Doors: The establishment's entrance has large black arched double doors with two saer ringed doorknobs. There are no doors inside the establishment, but instead, dark grey and light brown blackout curtains offer privacy when needed. The same applies to the first floor's mystical and dark tome area and the second floor's Promised Heralds quarters.
• Greenery: On all floors is hanging shrubbery for aesthetic effect and making the vicinity more comfortable for those residing within it. There are lilies, orchids, hanging ivy in the smaller rooms, and daisies in bouquets watered every day and cared for by those who work there. The Promised Heralds, D'ivalorth, and Vythai call the Glazed Temple home, as their quarters are found on the second floor. Even though Maevil and his healers also work in the building, they reside within the Community of C'avarnia underneath Dihavanor's Sphere. The Promised Heralds and Varcanai Healers are the regular occupants of the building, tending to it every day.
• Aromas: The ground floor of the Glazed Temple smells of burning sage, while the first and second floor smells of incensed lavender. The scent is vital in this building because of its proximity to the Nelaeryn Y’vaphasai, a place of prayer and Eca Gardens. Also, the stench of iron from blood is off-putting; therefore, sage is hung in small pots around the rooms to create a calming atmosphere. Upstairs on the first and second floors is, lavender infuses the spaces to replace the rustic smell.
• Lighting: Along the walls are candle sconces for illumination. There are two tree-shaped crystal chandeliers in total; one in the centre of the ceiling on the ground floor and one in the centre of the roof on the first floor. A large fireplace covered with wire mesh for insulation is in the centre of the ground and first floor. Windows: The windows on the first and second floors and the cupola are arched with light great and white stained glass. However, the ground floor has rectangular glass-paned windows, except for the arched windows beside the double doors.

Incrementum: The first and second floors of Incrementum are vastly different. While it is primarily the first floor that can be counted as the library, the second floor is where the Promised Heralds reside, who make up a vital part of the library. The library is the biggest and most extensive collection globally, with more texts coming in every day from traders and scholars alike.   The First Floor: There are various books and scrolls found within Incrementum. They range from mystical, dark, illegible, needing translation, ancient, historical, poetical, and more. There are many bookcases and bookshelves with scrolls, books, loose parchments of paper, and records all around the building, which require translation from the hundreds to thousands of years dating back to the first reigns on the planet. These documents guide kingdoms into the future without repeating past mistakes and doing better. Each type of documentation has its area within the large room. In the centre of this room is a long wooden table with space enough for multiple books if needed. Surrounding the entire floor are a few stained-glass arched windows that oversee the capital and located to the far left of the building is another set of stairs that lead to the Promised Heralds' quarters.   The first floor is huge with room enough to practise archery from afar inside. It's lengthy and has a decent width, offering more texts to be placed inside. This is especially vital for the mystical and darker tomes, which require space away from other documents and elves due to the powers they withhold inside.

• Mystical Tomes: The mystical books that require a calm mind are neatly placed on bookshelves separated by small wooden blocks for safety. Scrolls are placed in high bookcases in date order.
• Ancient Text: Documents in a different language are placed next to one another on a particular bookcase. These texts could be in the ancient runic language; Rianvantra, the Old Tongue; L'aiavanto, or the Common Tongue; S'itradil. Most of these texts require study and careful translation.
• Illegible Text: Text that is considered unclear is placed in a large wooden chest.
• Standard Books and Scrolls: Normal books and tomes are placed in date and alphabetical order for ease of access. Historical books are also found here.
• Dark Tomes: The darker tomes are located at the far end of the building on white pedestals and surrounded by black lace, cordoning them off from other books for protection and safety reasons. The darkest tome is called 'Paphnidil,' written in Riavantara with much illegible literature within. This tome was reported in 12 NE and is found within a curtained area on the first floor where chains and roots of the Starlight Veil keep it sealed shut. The record itself is rumoured to document the horrors the Forsaken Commander; Vivaleth inflicted upon the elves of Aethel Caeloria during the War of Faith's. Due to the danger, this tome imposes on elves; it is kept far away from all other books and spread out evenly. Behind this tome is four empty pedestals.

The Second Floor: The second floor is where the Promised Heralds reside. Each Herald has space enough for a single bed, a large wooden chest, a weapons rack on the wall, an armour stand, room to walk around, and a leather chair with a footstall. While each elf doesn't have a door to themselves, they do have blackout curtains on a saer rail attached to the walls, offering them the privacy they want.

• Single Bed: The single beds have lace canopies in either white or light grey. It was made of heavy wood and carved so that the legs looked like a Hyphicen head. The mattress was thickly stuffed with down and feathers, and sheets were made of the finest linen and wool blankets. Underneath each bed was a fur throw, which served as a rug.
• Large Wooden Chest: The chests provided are box-shaped. They are also simplistic and flat-lidded enough for travel. The construction bears a single board for each side, bottom, and lid. The panels are butted against each other and nailed together. Simple iron straps are used to reinforce the box together. The chest itself has no legs but is decorated with the Aalarelai Sigil and has carved branches all around it.
• Weapons Rack: There is a three sword wall hanger made with timber, then finished in a matt black and hung on the wall. It measures 14" high, & 13.5" wide and 3.5" out from the wall.
• Armour Stand: The stand is made from timber and is life-sized, offering the Promised Heralds a safe and sturdy place to hold their armour.
• Leather Chair and Footstall: An oak leather chair upholstered with tan leather and a brass-studded trim. The footstall is made the same.
• Cupola: In the centre of the heralds' quarters is a wooden ladder that leads to an enclosed attic that oversees all of C'avarnia. The Cupola is made entirely of stained white glass.

The Glazed Temple was initially an establishment used only for medical purposes, but over time, it was altered to become a place of healing and a library for all types of texts. Thus, withholding Incrementum on its additional two floors, the first and second.

2998 NE:

• G’ifthra Atumne: Caelorians undergo a four-night debilitating sickness
• The Principles of Nelaeryn Rewritten: The high elves made the principles of Nelaeryn law, and they wanted a physical copy to abide by; therefore, they had the finest carvers work day and night to perfect it on a stone tablet.
• Through Light and Shadow: A mystical tome detailing the Hyphicen, T’wiphray, and Aegean Serpents is written in starlight ink.

2996 NE:

• G’ifthra Atumne Cured: The sickness was cured with silk leaves.
• The Tome of Light Safeguarded: The mystical tome of light detailing the anatomy and abilities of Ca’rthavial elves as gifted by Nelaeryn is described in this tome. It can only be read by the Aalarelai bloodline, for the words are filled with starlight, and the pages glisten so bright that they could blind anyone without that immunity.

2407 NE:

• The ‘Caelorian Annals’ were created.

2401 NE:

• The First Knowledge Bearers Named: The Starlight Veil Named its first Guardian of Knowledge. Otherwise known as D’ivalorth. The Starlight Veil names its first Tender of Scrolls. Otherwise known as, Vythai.

2399 NE:

• Founding of the Promised Heralds: The first promised heralds were introduced to the kingdom, allowing other races to reside within the capital for scholarly purposes.

2398 NE:

• Construction of the Glazed Temple

2397 NE:

• The D’ivalorth and Vythai stand down from their positions

2396 NE:

• An Unlived Dream: An elf of sincere compassion is communicated through a dream by the Starlight Veil promising him that his kindness will be rewarded and that he can live doing what he loves.
• A New D’ivalorth is Named
• A New Vythai is Named
• The First Caelorian Healer is Named: The first Caelorian healer is officially named by the Starlight Veil Seed and blessed by the reigning sovereign. This elf was known as Zhrendil.
• The Caelorian Healer’s Institution: Zhrendil is shown to the Glazed Temple, his new home and a place to practise what he loves.

2380 NE:

• The Caelorian Healer’s Struggle: Zhrendil struggles to manage the workload on his own and asks for help from the King through additional healers to work under him.
• Practising Healers: King Jujinal allows Zhrendil to take fifty elves under his wing to assist him in his work as long as he takes full responsibility for their actions and training. Zhrendil must also hand-select the elves himself.
• A King’s Gift: King Jujinal summons Zhrendil informing him to make the Glazed temple in his image and a place of comfort for injured elves.
• The D’ivalorth’s Disappointment: The D’ivalorth stands up to King Jujinal regarding his choice to banish elves of colour from the kingdom and makes her disappointment known through the voice of the Seed.
• King Jujinal’s Harsh Decision: King Jujinal punishes the D’ivalorth for speaking out of turn by imposing a large set of rules on her and the Vythai, including life-long dutiful service.
• The Starlight Veil’s Fury: The Starlight Veil is furious at King Jujinal for punishing the D’ivalorth for doing the right thing and tells the Seed to curse him with an unloving life with a family that despises him and a ruined legacy.
• The Seed’s Voice: The Seed of the Starlight veil curses her brother to a life filled with emptiness and no love, forcing him to seek validation from his peers, but never truly fulfilling his mind.
• The D’ivalorth’s Sadness: The D’ivalorth tells King Jujinal how much of a monster he has become after telling her that she cannot bear elflings on the punishment of death to coincide with the new rules he placed on her and is unwilling to remove.

2374 NE: 

• The Keeper of Poetry: An unknown elf makes a collection of poetry books dedicated to Jujinal Aalarelai known as ‘Shattered Whispers.’

  2310 NE:

• The Glazed Temple Construction is Completed
• The Starlight Veil Honours its Promise: An almighty gift is given to its chosen lead healer through a dream
• Zhrendil is Praised Highly: Once the Glazed Temple was constructed how Zhrendil saw fit and he had selected and trained his new healers, the King praised him and the establishment with its crest. The King also noted Zhrendils’ doings and helped him forge his legacy through helping others.
• The Glazed Temple Decoration Begins

2302 NE:

• Incrementum’s Construct: The Glazed Temple gets two additional floors. One for all the texts and another for the accommodation of the D’ivalorth and the Promised Heralds, thus becoming their rightful home.
• Incrementums Decoration Begins
• The Tome of Light’s New Home: The mystical tome of light detailing the anatomy and abilities of Ca’rthavial elves is placed in a separate section towards the back of the Glazed Temple.

1597 NE:

• Through Light and Shadow’s New Home: This book is placed within the Glazed Temple.

1674 NE:

• The Decoration of the Glazed Temple is Completed: The ground floor is completely furnished and decorated to the Caelorian Healers’ preference.
• Zhrendil is Asked to Show Compassion to the King: King Jujinal required a compassionate heart to heal his broken soul through speech, unwilling to come to terms with his hatred over the years. He is reluctant to account for his hateful actions but wants his soul healing asking Zhrendil to comfort him.
• A Friendship Broken: King Jujinal tells Zhrendil to leave him alone and never return to the palace, for he would be executed on sight. Therefore, Zhrendil leaves and never returns, remaining within the Glazed Temple to heal those who have felt King Jujinal’s wrath.

1673 NE:

• King Jujinal’s Regrets: King Jujinal is heard whispering his last words to his son, Dilax, telling him that he regrets what he has done to his people. Especially the D’ivalorth, whom he once loved but grew jealous of because of her significant position within the kingdom.
• Zhrendil Remembers A Friend: The Lead Caelorian Healer placed white orchids by the bed of the Starlight Veil in remembrance of his dear friend, Jujinal, hoping that one day, they would reunite again.
• The Caelorian Healer Succession: Zhrendil made it official that only the lead healer could pick its successor and who is experienced enough to withhold the saer hands’ gift. This was to be passed down from generation to generation without fail.

1668 NE:

• Creation of the Caelorian Accord: Dilax Aalarelai made it so elves of colour could not enter the capital unless they visited for celebrations.
• Shattered Whisper’s New Home: The collection of poetry books dedicated to Jujinal Aalarelai is placed within the Glazed Temple.

1532 NE:

• Incrementums Construction is Completed
• Incrementums Decoration is Completed

541 NE:

• A New D’ivalorth is Named
• A New Vythai is Named
• The Promised Heralds are Chosen

97 NE:

• The Inks Misfortunes

13 NE:

• The Forsaken Commander’s Arrival

11 NE:

• The Isolation of Aethel Caeloria

0 VO:

• The Day of Stratanum (Natural Event)

2 VO:

• The Inconsolable Forlorn
• Vivaleth Creates a Dark Tome: A Dark Tome is filled with corrupt verses from Vivaleth’s inner mind, tainting anyone reading it. The book’s contents contain her deepest darkest desires, which can manifest themselves through nightmarish figures.
• The Tome is Named: Vivaleth named her dark tome, Woeful Echoes.
• Terror Incarnate Vol I & II: Vivaleth creates two separate dark tomes, a part of the first. These tomes document her thoughts and the thoughts of all the souls she has collected, and the last one is nightmarish drawings of the many tormented minds converged into one.
• The Ashen’s Havoc on the Innocent: The Glazed Temple is surrounded and overrun by the Ashen, who slaughter everyone inside and create chaos where peace used to lay.
• The Vythai is Killed: The Vythai is killed protecting the Promised Heralds from harm.
• The D’ivalorth Takes up Arms: The D’ivalorth fights alongside the Promised Heralds against the Ashen, driving them out of the Glazed Temple and back where they belong, in the realm of darkness and nothingness.
• Turned to Black Dust: High elves lingering around the capital chanced upon Vivaleth’s dark tome and tried to read the contents within, but as soon as they did, they were turned to ash, and their souls travelled to Vivaleth as her words were unknowingly uttered from their lips.
• A Murderous Rampage: Once Vivaleth tempted the high elves to read the words and view the drawings within her other tomes, Terror Incarnate Vol I & II, the high elves began to experience erratic nightmares and would go on killing sprees in an attempt to lessen the persuasive noise in their minds. No one was safe, elf, elfa, or elfling. The drawings within the book would linger until the elves killed themselves out of mercy.
• The Slaughter of Compassion: The Lead Caelorian Healer, Parnath, is made an example of Vivaleth, who is sickened by his compassion. She makes him watch as she slaughters all his healers and consumes their souls.
• Parnath’s Execution: Vivaleth flails Parnath outside the Glazed Temple for fun, tormenting those who dare oppose her.
• The Caelorian Guard Patriotism: The Caelorian Guard, led by Paerel Aalarelai, Naerynidam Tythal and Imazeal M’ithai, fought the Ashen and Vivaleth, taking back the Nelaeryn Y’vaphasai and the Glazed Temple.

10 VO:

• The D’ivalorth’s Death: The D’ivalorth dies protecting her fellow promised heralds.

26 VO:

• The Downfall: The Final Inclusive Council Gathering
• The End of the War of Faith’s

28 VO:

• The Signing of the Peace Treaty
• The Tale of Three Warriors Recording
• The Victorious Celebration

100 VO:

• Rebuilding Aethel Caeloria
• A Kindness Owed: The remaining promised heralds who survived the attack on the Glazed Temple remain within the kingdom to rebuild the establishment.
• The Remembrance of Might and Valour: A memorial for Dihavanor Aalarelai and his kin was held, alongside the D’ivalorth, the Vythai, Parnath the Lead Varcanai Healer and the thousands of elves who gave their lives to defend the kingdom from darkness. This was the most significant memorial to take place within Aethel Caelorian history.

299 VO:

• The Caelorian Name Change: High elves of Aethel Caeloria became known as ‘Varcanians.’
• Remnants from the War of Faith’s: Illegible texts from the War of Faith’s had become apparent and placed within a large wooden chest within the Glazed Temple. There were scrolls, torn parchments, books, and more that had become illegible from the aftermath of Vivaleth’s touch.
• The Sacrifice of Morality: An author named Elanil Ajor wrote a book detailing the sacrifices of the Caelorian Guard, the Howlite Clan, and the Caelorian Incline. This book was placed in the Glazed Temple.
• Differences United, Vol I: An elf by the name of Aertho Rabet created a collection of books detailing the War of Faith’s events. Aertho was a close friend of Naerynidam Tythal, who also fought in the War of Faith’s and survived. Aertho documented the first set of events from 234 NE to 0 VO. This book was placed in the Glazed Temple.
• Differences United, Vol II: Aertho Rabet documented the next set of events from 0 VO to 114 VO. The events concluded from the Day of Stratanum to Dihavanor Aalarelai’s passing and are the most important book of the three. This book was placed in the Glazed Temple.
• Differences United, Vol III: The last book details the heroic deeds of King Dihavanor Aalarelai and his kin; Paerel, Intervar, G’aravei, and Aire, Imazeal M’ithai and his kin; Aleratha, Naelea I Gaelith I Otis Foleun Skian, Yvessian, Sylmare, Murlara Lyrei, and Daethia. Naerynidam Tythal and his kin; Raelian, Selphie, Eren, Tsarra, Heleynore, Niossai, Taranth, Alitar, Phranai, and Amfalan. The D’ivalorth, Vythai, and Promised Heralds. And lastly, Parnath, the Lead Caelorian Healer. This book was placed in the Glazed Temple.

726 VO:

• A Youthful Grievance: A native elfling got her hands on Terror Incarnate Vol II and began to experience chaotic nightmares in which she felt the need to satiate with blood. The images inside drove her to insanity because she could no longer remember who she was, only what the voices told her to do.
• The Saer Chains: The newly appointed D’ivalorth conversed with Rhyzeal Aalarelai to create powerful starlight-infused saer chains with the natural power of the Caelorian Avialgeontrix, Mydha, and Athominia flowing throughout the core of them, for the binding of mighty tomes, which would prevent further anguish amongst the high elven community.
• Woeful Echoes and Terror Incarnate Vol I & II Became Restricted Reading: The dark tomes created by Vivaleth were bound in the newly created saer chains and restricted from all high elves for reading. The tomes were placed at the back of the Glazed Temple and separated from the rest of the books with a saer rope and their stands.

825 VO:

• Woeful Echoes and Terror Incarnate Vol I & II Became Restricted Reading: The dark tomes created by Vivaleth were bound in chains and restricted from all high elves for reading.
• A New D’ivalorth was Named
• A New Vythai was Named
• The Promised Heralds were Chosen

2355 VO:

• The D’ivalorth and Vythai Named: The Starlight Veil named its new Guardian of Knowledge. The Starlight Veil names its new Tender of Scrolls.
• The Promised Heralds were Chosen
• Incrementum is refurbished and reorganised with the assistance of House M’ithai and House Tythal.

The Varcanai Guard protects the Glazed Temple as it resides within the walls of C'avarnia, and anything that stands there is protected. At least four guards surround the establishment for protection purposes and more during special occasions. The double doors of the establishment are solid, making forced entry difficult but not impossible. It takes a large force to kick the doors down.

The only valuables found in the Glazed Temple would be the historical, dark, and mystical texts found within Incrementum. They are guarded by the Promised Heralds throughout the day and often at night. Due to no one knowing how to get to the second floor of the temple, all valuables there are kept safe, secured, and locked

Religion isn't widely practised throughout Aethel Caeloria; however, the Virtuous Order does worship their God, Nelaeryn, to a minimal extent. Minimal meaning abiding by his teachings, appreciating all he has given to the high elves, and thanking him every day for the life he has given them. Some may light a candle or lay flowers at his shrine, Nelaeryn Y'vaphasai.

Transport: Transport mainly consists of horseback riding and wagon management. Horses are used for long-distance destinations. On the other hand, wagons are used with horses to carry heavier items such as racks of tomes and sometimes chests of gold/silver to purchase texts and medical herbs.

The Infrastructure of the Glazed Temple is relatively simple:

• Jujinal Wall: Around the outside of the entire kingdom is the impenetrable wall of Jujinal carved during 2397 NE – 1675 NE. This wall was carved to resemble a crown from an isometric and bird-eye viewpoint. From a direct point of view, it appears to be a towering structure.
• Sewage: This is controlled through drains found throughout the kingdom. The sewage of the kingdom is filtered and then released beyond the Ca'rthavial Vales to ensure no harm comes to the waters and sea life.
• Roads/Pathways: All roads within the kingdom of Aethel Caeloria are connected from Dihavanor's Sphere in the centre. The roads expand out towards House M'ithai, House Tythal, the Ca'rthavial Vales and along the kingdom's borders.
• Silencium: Within Rhyzeal Stream is the art gallery and museum where elves get the chance to experience Aethel Caeloria's history through their antiques and art.
• Nelaeryn Y'vaphasai: In between Silencium and the Glazed Temple is this small temple that acts as a place of silent prayer.