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*Agora; The public open space that
formed the heart of ancient Greek cities and it's the origin of
most western conceptions of public, or civil, space as center of
for social interaction for ceremony and democratic life on a
pedestrian scale.
‘So this is Kislev,’ said Stefan, unimpressed. ‘Reminds me of Marienburg. Too cramped, too noisy and it smells of fish.’ ‘You can moan about this posting later, Stefan. I want to get to the embassy before our intoxicated friend sends word ahead.’ ‘Pah! That drunken fool probably doesn’t even remember us by now.’ ‘Probably not, but it won’t hurt to be sure,’ said Kaspar. He turned in the saddle to address Kurt Bremen and waved his hand at the three streets ahead. ‘You’ve been here before, Kurt. Which is the quickest way to the embassy?’ The leader of the knights pointed up the central street, ‘There. The Goromadny Prospekt leads through the city to Geroyev Square. The embassy is behind the high temple to the wolf god.’ What you must know ! AUDITORIUM ! Most Imperial cities have at least one auditorium, where the local populace assemble at great rallies organized by the Administratum and the Inquisition. A visiting dignitary, such as an Inquisitor or a Space Marine commander, will often be requested to lead such a ralley. It is common practice to use the main auditorium - if it still stands - to announce the 'liberation' of a city by one side or the other. |
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