Coronal Court

The stories say that dark clouds enveloped the skies for days when the Coronal Court was built. The people placed a bundle of flowers beneath its steps, praying for the return of the sun. When the bells tolled, a sea of petals bloomed from within the court, blanketing the structure in navy-gold light and weaving a dazzling sun overlooking the entire palace. The light reflected off of gold lily emblems and poured over the steps and gardens, illuminating all who gazed in wonder.
Since then, visitors would bring flowers and gifts to the city for every festive occasion, hoping to earn blessings from the glowing flames. It is believed that the sun hanging atop the court is not made of gold, but rather the joy and wishes of many. This is a never-ending feast, echoed in the resounding cheers of the people.