Killing Grimm; Graveyard of Gods

Chapter 71, Emerald Glaze pt2.

The he sky of the danger zone is painted in hues of twilight, casting a warm, golden light over the scene. enveloped in the bustling vibrancy of the approaching city. The road is paved with ancient cobblestones, worn smooth by countless journeys, and lined with towering lampposts that flicker with a soft, ethereal glow, the lamppost had miniature fairy like creatures they called elementals.

Ahead, the city's impressive dual gates come into view. The larger gate, designed for carriages, is an imposing structure of reinforced steel and intricately carved stone, adorned with scenes of legendary battles and mythical creatures. Its arches are wide enough to accommodate the grandest of carriages, with blessed guards in ornate armor standing vigilant at each side. The gate's metalwork shimmers in the fading light, reflecting the city’s grandeur and hinting at the opulence that lies beyond.

Next to the grand gate, a smaller, simpler gate is reserved for pedestrians. This gate is framed with