St. Millom, the heart of the Feysac Empire, sits perched among mist- covered mountains, its towering stone structures reflecting the empire’s cold and austere grandeur. The city spreads outward in a symmetrical layout, dominated by immense fortresses and gothic- style spires that puncture the cloudy sky. Dark stone buildings with steeply sloped roofs line the wide, cobblestone streets, their facades adorned with intricate carvings of warriors and ancient runes. In the high- angle view, the mighty Palace of the Sun stands at the city’s core, with its sharp spires and metallic accents gleaming faintly in the dim light. A dramatic, moody atmosphere blankets the scene, where soft light filters through heavy clouds, casting long shadows across the city. St. Millom’s architecture reflects its imperial power, with buildings designed for both function and symbolism—evoking strength, combat, and history. The wide streets, designed for grand military parades, are flanked by robust towers and heavy iron gates, evoking the might of the God of Combat. In the distance, a river winds around the edges of the city, reflecting the gray sky and reinforcing the harsh yet awe- inspiring beauty of this northern stronghold. The full, wide shot captures the blend of gothic influence with the Feysac Empire’s traditional elements, offering a cinematic portrayal of a city that embodies power, tradition, and resilience