Almagestea Village

At the highest terrace of Lavillia, where clouds drift slowly along the ridges and rocks, lies Almagestea — a mountain village of ancient astronomers. Here, homes are not built but carved from stone, just like the formulas once etched into clay tablets.

The residents of Almagestea are not ordinary magicians. They are starwatchers, keepers of ephemerides, masters of celestial spheres who, for centuries, observed the movement of planets and recorded secret rhythms and alignments.

Each house has its own astrolabe. In the village square stands a mirror-stone, reflecting only the night sky — even on the brightest days. And in the tallest tower, a quiet archive sleeps, filled with scrolls written in starlight.

Here, time doesn’t tick — it breathes. Night is not darkness but an instrument. And every guest is not a coincidence, but a long-foretold return.