The capital of France, once the brightest jewel of the old continent, is the eternal pride in the hearts of the French people.
It is not only the heart of France but also the soul of the old world—marble sculptures from the Renaissance once adorned every square, Gothic spires pierced the clouds, their silhouettes reflected in the winding Seine River, and the dome of the opera house echoed the debates of poets and philosophers.
Before the Victor Empire rose to global dominance riding the benefits of the first industrial revolution, the capital of France was the center of the world, one might even say the symbol of the entire old continent.
Whether in art, culture, or economy, this city once led global trends and became a sacred place aspired by countless people: the scent of star maps wafted out from the Alchemist's laboratory, silk and lace from the fashion workshops were packed into gilded carriages and sent to the courts of various countries.
