Overlooking the majestic The High Terrace of Laelith, “La Question” proudly stands on the Footwork Plaza. It is an official building, dedicated to the judicial affairs of the city. Its grandiose architecture, marked by tall white marble columns and sculpted pediments, testifies to the rigor and solemnity of the justice rendered there.

The main entrance, framed by two statues of Justice and the Truth, opens onto a vast hall where the footsteps of litigants and lawyers echo. Inside, courtrooms with dark woodwork and vaulted ceilings host judicial debates. The walls are adorned with frescoes depicting the great laws of Laelith and the historical sentences pronounced.

“La Question” also houses the Offices of magistrates and clerks, as well as the Archives of judicial records, a true labyrinth of parchments and precious documents. The atmosphere is studious and imbued with respect for the law.

“La Question” is an emblematic place of The High Terrace, where justice is rendered in the name of the God-King. It is a symbol of order and equity, a Pillar of Laelithian society.