The Holy Capital was quite a vast city.
But in terms of functional divisions, it was split into only seven simple and clear districts.
First, of course, was the Cathedral of Holy Grace.
As the core of a religious institution, the actual center of the Holy Capital, and the central hub of the entire Church, it was naturally an incomparably magnificent cathedral, one that stood out as transcendent even in that entire era.
The Church held its daily rites here—sanctuary, purifying pools, holy gardens… all sorts of large-scale religious facilities were present, and the place was entirely open to ordinary citizens, as a display of the Church's attitude toward the common folk.
The second district, then, was the Priests' Residential Quarter.
This was where the Church's true occult personnel lived; ordinary people could enter, but many places here were in fact not open to them.
