The Rookwood

A vibrant district in Paris during the Belle Époque, where the elegance of art and culture clashes with the encroaching shadows of industrialization. The streets are lined with ornate cafés and theaters, while the sounds of machinery and the cries of revolution echo in the background, creating a tense yet exhilarating atmosphere.

The Gilded Boulevards are adorned with gas lamps casting a warm glow on cobblestone streets, flanked by grand Haussmannian buildings. Colorful posters of theatrical performances and political rallies plaster the walls, while the air is filled with the scent of fresh pastries and the distant rumble of factories.