Citadel Gardens

White-sand paths, bell trees, ivy and small tables on green grass at Augustus's citadel. Damaged.

The Citadel Gardens of House Augustus begin as a serene, sunlit sanctuary of white-sand paths, bell trees, and ivy-draped tables, yet their tranquility is shattered by the violence that erupts within them during the early stages of the Rising. Across the series, the gardens transform from a symbol of Gold privilege into a scarred battleground that mirrors the broader upheaval of society, their once-pristine beauty reflecting both the cost and the hope of revolution.