Difference between revisions of "Cairo"
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| − | + | Cairo is the official residence of the Lord Chancellor, Till-Aries. Till-Aries remains without a formal spouse, but keeps guests in Cairo from high profile politics. Rumoured to be hiding within the Imperial Plaza, are [[ƒ]] and [[Antigone]], from the Fod-Colonial fiasco on Earth. Nokona, the CEO Monarch of the Third Regime, is held as a prisoner in Cairo under unknown conditions. There also remains another single guest, of whom has only been seen twice; once strolling on the veranda at night, once looking from a candle lit window. Aside from The Lord Chancellor and guests, the only residents of Cairo are the grounds staff, all of whom are cloaked in the utmost privacy. | |
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Revision as of 18:15, 30 January 2006
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- Operations center of Hesphaestus Spaceport
- home to The Allied Trade of Montelukast Stage
- Location of the Senate of Epsilon
- home to The Federal Stage
- home to The Imperial Plaza
- home to The Nacitav Memorium
- Official residence of the Lord Chancellor
Cairo is the official residence of the Lord Chancellor, Till-Aries. Till-Aries remains without a formal spouse, but keeps guests in Cairo from high profile politics. Rumoured to be hiding within the Imperial Plaza, are ƒ and Antigone, from the Fod-Colonial fiasco on Earth. Nokona, the CEO Monarch of the Third Regime, is held as a prisoner in Cairo under unknown conditions. There also remains another single guest, of whom has only been seen twice; once strolling on the veranda at night, once looking from a candle lit window. Aside from The Lord Chancellor and guests, the only residents of Cairo are the grounds staff, all of whom are cloaked in the utmost privacy.
