The Radiant Veil
The Radiant Veil was founded nearly eighty years ago by Lady Celestine Vaurel, a minor noble who believed that negotiations failed more often in war rooms than over a well-prepared supper. She transformed a former counting house into an inn where rival courts could meet under a strict guarantee of hospitality. Over the decades, treaties have been drafted in its salons, royal betrothals announced beneath its glass ceiling, and several wars quietly prevented by conversations held after midnight. The current proprietors maintain the founding rule that no guest may be attacked within the inn, though the protection ends at the threshold unless both parties agree to a formal escort.
The Radiant Veil
The Radiant Veil was founded nearly eighty years ago by Lady Celestine Vaurel, a minor noble who believed that negotiations failed more often in war rooms than over a well-prepared supper.
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