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TW: it's literally a courtesan house man
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When Silk plays, the whole room falls silent to listen. With a smile like moonlight and hands made for comfort, he is tenderness incarnate—kind, soft-spoken, and endlessly attentive. As one of the resident peacekeeper of the House of Dreams, he is always elegant, careful, and ready with a hand to pull up those drowning around him.
But beneath his elegant poise lies a man unraveling. His past is a locked door. His every touch, a performance. He craves authenticity in a world that punishes truth, and hates deception even as he lives it.
The House of Dreams is a high-end courtesan house, serving the elite of Suleim-Ciud, the capital and four-tiered jewel of Suliem's empire. Inside the ivy-covered stone walls the courtesans, or Jewels flash and dance, each unique, and each deadly. Beneath the beautiful surface lies a complex web of intrigue, jealousy, and jewels struggling to grab what little they can hold, before they have to sell it to the highest bidder.
Jewels are ranked-- Novices, who train for three years, Jewels, and Senior Jewels.
The City:
Suleim-Ciud is the capital of the Empire of Suliem. Arranged in four tiers--
-The First Tier: Royal Palaces, Hanging Gardens. Forbidden to any but the Nobility + servants. -The Second Tier: Noble estates, upper-class shopping district -The Third Tier: Entertainment district, merchant/educated commoners residental district. -The Fourth Tier: The scum. Lower laborers, slums, and the best markets in the city.
The Country:
The Empire of Suleim began in the southern jungles of Suleim, when the two warring tribes of the Sun and Moon brokered a marriage sealed personally by the two-aspected god, Ndaluz. Under that blessing, they devoted their clans to the god. The magic they use takes from the land, so the jungles of Suleim are now a vast desert between the Northern Jungles of Zarahoz and the Southern Swamps of Ser'rean. They are pressing at their borders for new sources of magic.
Rulers: The Emperor of the Sun and the Empress of the Moon
Class system: Royalty, nobility, freedmen, and slaves Commoners are broken down further into: -Zindar, "men of the pen", highly educated commoners -Ivazdar, "men of the sword", warriors, generals, guards, etc -Nuldar, "men of the earth", formers, slaves, menial workers -Yeindar-- "men of negotiation" merchants, craftsmen, shopkeeper, and commoner politicians
Cultural points:
Gender roles- Suleim is a society defined by boundaries—social and literal. Gender roles are rigidly enforced, especially among the upper classes. Highborn women are rarely seen in public; they live in inner courts within households, interact primarily with family or female servants, and appear only during sanctioned rituals or private family functions. To be visible is to be lessened—so visibility is associated with low status.
Religion- Ndaluz: The two-aspected god of the realm that shares his name. He is the god of the sky, divided into his ‘day’ aspect and his ‘night’ aspect. As one, he is the god of kings, of rulership, and of justice. He divided himself in two when his wife was torn from the sky by Almahad. Nda: Nda is the aspect of day, where they reigns over the light of day and all it touches. Nda is the god of winds and the air every living thing breathes. They are the origin of life, the god of birth and of joy. Luz: Luz is the aspect of night. They have power over the darkness, over secrets, and over peace… especially the peace of death. Luz will do anything to preserve the peace and balance of the skies. Anything. They are the god of mourning.
Worshiped mainly in the Suleim Empire, (though most would give casual respect to the king of the Gods.) The Sun Tribe usually dedicates themselves to Nda, and the Moon Tribe to Luz. Together, they believe they reflect the two aspects of Ndaluz and have a divine right to rule over the world. They see the nonbelievers as inferior to them, and believe that they have been given the divine right to rule over them. Dualism is big, including hard male/female roles. Genderfluidity is enshrined, however, since Ndaluz is dual-aspected.