Meridian
The civic and investigative center, home to Continuity Division headquarters, court buildings, records offices and controlled public information.

The city of Nemorra
Seven recognized districts. One city you cannot entirely trust.
Every street has a history. Some of the records disagree.
VIEW THE INTERACTIVE MAP ↗The city of Nemorra
Nemorra is a physically inhabited metropolis, not a simulation. Civic buildings, hotels, workshops, markets, clinics and transit passages are places where people work, meet, argue and survive.
Routes, addresses and records are not always dependable after the nightly Quieting. The details of the city are as important to an investigation as the testimony of a witness.
Explore their public identities without revealing later-book mysteries.
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The civic and investigative center, home to Continuity Division headquarters, court buildings, records offices and controlled public information.
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A dense residential district of hotels, bars, rented rooms and private clinics. People come and go; identities are harder to pin down.
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The industrial quarter: fabrication plants, utility systems, maintenance workshops and worker housing keep the metropolis operating.
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The commercial and transit spine of Nemorra. Public screens, exchanges, entertainment and biometric services draw people from across the city.
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Hospitals, schools and neurological clinics give this district a polished institutional identity. The Ravelin Continuity Institute offers public-facing services here.
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The security district along the perimeter wall: supply depots, barracks and controlled gates mark the boundary of ordinary civic life.
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Below the streets lie rail lines, service tunnels, drainage channels and disused stations. The city has another rhythm underground.
Open district file ↗Explore their public identities without revealing later-book mysteries.
The civic and investigative center, home to Continuity Division headquarters, court buildings, records offices and controlled public information.
A dense residential district of hotels, bars, rented rooms and private clinics. People come and go; identities are harder to pin down.
The industrial quarter: fabrication plants, utility systems, maintenance workshops and worker housing keep the metropolis operating.
The commercial and transit spine of Nemorra. Public screens, exchanges, entertainment and biometric services draw people from across the city.
Hospitals, schools and neurological clinics give this district a polished institutional identity. The Ravelin Continuity Institute offers public-facing services here.
The security district along the perimeter wall: supply depots, barracks and controlled gates mark the boundary of ordinary civic life.
Below the streets lie rail lines, service tunnels, drainage channels and disused stations. The city has another rhythm underground.
The Continuity Murders
Each district shapes the way people move and what they can verify. A witness in a crowded transit exchange, an archive in Meridian and a maintenance worker in Cinder Ward may each hold different parts of the same story.
Your guide to the city
Citizens recognize seven districts. A civic map is useful for getting around; it is not a guarantee that yesterday’s route is still the fastest one today.
Open the fully interactive map to inspect locations and district files.
OPEN THE INTERACTIVE MAP ↗Meet Cael Corven and follow the five investigations in canonical reading order.
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