about the building

In a few words: The oldest parts date from the 400s. This building originally housed an institution dependent on the Temple of The Mists, the Novice Dormitory (or “Juvenal Dormitory”, after an old denomination). Hence its name that it still bears, despite the change of function over time. From 480 to 610, the Threnods resided here, then moved to a new Choir School (on the Choir School Ladder), now disappeared. During the serious troubles of 789 and following years, this notable institution was closed then ravaged and burned down. Around 815, the Peyriis bought the lot and the ruins that still stood there and undertook to restore the buildings. Now, the former Juvenal Dormitory houses the Peyrii’s Workshop, a famous but very private place where the scribes-cartographers drawn the world’s most elaborated maps.

About the Peyriis

Amonghts the oldest Laelithian’s families, the Peyriis aren’t the more famous, as they weren’t in the heart of the Palace nor Temples goers. However, they had a particular attachment for The Mists for historical reasons. No one of the Peyriis where priest, clerk or mere attendant but always Special Advisor beside The Mists Hight Priest. Some malicious gossips said the Peyriis aren’t believers. On this point, maybe. On other hands, they believe!