Levithia

A once-mighty empire whose name now carries the weight of exile and lost power. The empire existed as a structured dominion with fortified cities and administrative centers where the Graff commanded from a high throne, his rule enforced by loyal governors and military governors. Its halls echo with the memory of betrayal—where the Graff left his half-brother to rule in his absence, only for time to erode its stability from within. The name summons visions of grand palaces draped in ceremonial banners, now reduced to a fading legend whispered across mercenary corridors and negotiation tables, a cautionary tale about the fragility of rulership and the cost of ambition.