Duke's Vault
Vast treasure-filled vault room containing piled art, razors, valuables, and a hidden cage prison for children amid the opulence. Located within a major estate.
Duke's Vault debuts in Iron Gold as a cavernous, treasure-laden chamber buried inside a major estate, its floors heaped with looted art, razors, and priceless valuables that epitomize the lingering decadence of the old order. The vault's most damning secret is a concealed cage prison holding captive children, a grotesque contrast that exposes the cruelty still practiced by remnants of the elite. This juxtaposition of opulence and atrocity becomes a focal point for the saga's exploration of justice, revenge, and the unfinished revolution, marking the vault as both a literal repository of spoils and a symbolic indictment of systemic abuse.
History
Iron Gold
Vast treasure-filled vault room containing piled art, razors, valuables, and a hidden cage prison for children amid the opulence. Located within a major estate.
Book Appearances
Iron Gold
First appears Ch 57