Albion Hall
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This article may contain mature themes, including homoerotic content, complex power dynamics, sexual encounters with vampires and anthropomorphic beings, as well as other adult material.
Reader discretion is advised.
Perched atop of Mount Albion, Albion Hall rises like a legend carved in stone above the green forrests and the shimmering blue Surluse river valley of Avalon. Built in the late 14th century, the Hall’s foundations reach far deeper into history—and perhaps into other realms.
Constructed on the ruins of an ancient Fae structure, many of the original, eerily symmetrical stones were reused in the building’s walls and arches. These stones lend the manor an otherworldly, dreamlike atmosphere: walls that seem to glow in twilight, corridors that seem longer than they are, and mirrors that sometimes reflect more than one’s own image.
Visitors often describe Albion Hall as “strangely beautiful”—as though glamour itself still lingers in the woodwork.
Albion Hall is no ordinary place. And those who sleep within its walls rarely dream alone.
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