Solendreich Palace, Eregrand Empire Palace
Solendreich Palace had stood at the heart of the capital for nearly a thousand years. Built during the reign of the first Erengrad Emperor, it was designed to be more than just a residence. It was meant to be a symbol, a monument to the eternal strength of the empire and the divine right of the royal bloodline. Every stone, every tower, and every hall carried the weight of history.
The name Solendreich came from an ancient tongue, meaning "the Sun's Dominion" or "the Realm of Light." It was chosen to remind all who saw it that the empire's rule was unshakable, blessed by the sun, and protected by steel. Generations of emperors had added their mark to the palace, and now it stood as a vast reminder of both glory and burden.
