Morning, King's District.
The tower rises from the ground, standing tall between heaven and earth. Its shape resembles the king's piece in international chess, forming an equilateral triangle. At its top, a giant prism resembling a four-leaf clover serves as the iconic architecture of the King's District. It's highly conspicuous, visible from any street in the district.
At six o'clock, it begins operation, a low rumble drowning out the cold howling wind. The huge prism at the top lights up, flashing red at a fixed frequency amidst the gray haze.
[Today is October 10, New Era Calendar year 532, marking the one hundred and twentieth anniversary of the end of the Company-Church War. Every year on this day, we deeply commemorate the original pioneers who liberated the Star of Art from the oppression of church ideology, spreading the spirit of art and humanism. Their ideas and spirit, like brilliant stars, illuminate our path forward.]
