The Elden Manor

[Aria Di Blasfemia Eterna]

An old mansion with an almost haunted appearance. It was build with Victorian architecture, and well maintained until seven years ago. It was originally the mansion the three headmistresses shared, prior to their deaths. Now, seven years later, Aurora's daughter's presence there allows their ghosts to remain, coming and going as they please without any of the hindrances not having a body would cause in the outside world. The building is constantly haunted as Helen prefers to stay there in the mansion then to spend any time in hell. Aurora stays to support her daughter, Korina. Lyndis comes and goes as she pleases. The headmistresses belongings are still fully intact inside, though ocasionally books and many things can be seen moving themselves, or pans hitting unsuspecting jehovah's witnesses in the face, moved by unseen hands. While the sisters are easily able to maintain visible form within the magic field of the Mansion, Lyndis and Helen enjoy being able to pull pranks in their invisible forms. Because of the ghosts present in the mansion (helen in particular) it has become more difficult to maintain steady help... especially since Korina, the only living person in the household, prefers not to hire any. While the building legally belongs to Korina according to her mother's will, you would be hard pressed to get Helen to admit as much.

The main room of the Manse is decorated with two large staircases rising to the second floor. The entire mansion would look regal and extravagant if not for the overgrown lawn and the disrepair of the houses exterior. The inside is strangely clean and maintained, but none of the ghosts can be corporeal outside the building, which makes it harder to maintain the grounds without help. The building has a ridiculous number of unused rooms, many of which have only been seen by the ghosts for seven years, since Korina is often either cooking or in her room. Most of the Mansion is in various states of disuse.  

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Of no use to one Yet absolute bliss to two.
The small boy gets it for nothing. The young man has to lie for it. The old man has to buy it.

The doors creaked open pushed by two large stone hands. In walked Nina in her long black dress, and as she walked in the hands pulled back into the ground. She walked within the center of the room and looked around the large open room.

Nina took a deep breath and exhaled thinking to herself. "I wasn't sure where to say this so I decided to come here. You may not wish to see me entering your home however I feel I must say this. I know I fought against your school seven years ago and even nearly killed many of the other students. As well as even aid in your deaths to some degree. I do regret that it ended the way it did, however I made my choice and I accept the results both good and bad. That brings me to why I came here. I will protect this city and its inhabitants for as long as I am alive. Those who seek to harm those with powers will fall before me one way or another," Nina said to the open air. Not expecting a response she lightly sighed and turned to leave as swiftly as she had arrived.

Helen watched from the balcony the whole time and did little more than glare.

The baby's right, The lover's privilege, The hypocrite's mask.
To the young girl, faith; To the married woman, hope; To the old maid, charity.