Haven

Before coming to the headspace some of the headmates have memories or have come from Haven.

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Haven

This is a land built in the clouds for celestial beings to live and keep an eye on earth, and is inspired by a mix between media envisioned Olympus and Heaven. At first it was envisioned as a place for guardian angels to live. Haven has it's own unique culture, languages and community. Dominik and Archillius are from here, as they knew each other from before the system in distant fading memories. They miss it, but know it is not possible to go back. In Haven, each of the four relative quadrants serve a different purpose. They shift around throughout the day as the buildings are settled on clouds but each person has an intuitive know how for where each of the quadrants are throughout the day and can either fly or use miniature clouds to travel from section to section.

Significant Locations

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The Muses' Temples

A lot of the day is passed in Haven through the arts, and a part of that is Muse and Artist relationships. To be Muse would mean you are skilled in many arts and are to be studied and studied from. Artists would come to different Muse Halls to spend the day learning and practicing their skills.

West Dwellings

If not a Muse you most likely would live and sleep in the West Dwellings, a place of small stone community houses that house many people, like small cohorts, together. The general culture of Haven is very open and honest, riding on the virtues of Seeking Truth and Sharing Love. Being peaceful in nature there was no need for locking doors or keeping unwanted secrets.

Pool of Observance

As some of the inhabitants of Haven were 'Guardian Angels' they would need a way to look into the mortal world to watch over their charges. This is done at the Pool of Observance, it is almost like a looking well for 'Guardian Angels' and other caretakers to send their blessings through to whom they were taking care of.

Temple of Knowledge

Although Haven didn't have a required religion or religious practice the closest was the Temple of Knowledge. There practitioners would learn the ancient texts of the divine and share those blessings with lay people outside the temple at the Pavilion of Truth. This knowledge was kept very safe and few people ever entered the building, not out of being locked out but out of reverance for the information held within.