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Mist-grown lichen on stones.{{book ref|mb1|24}} <br>
"Outside, the sun was setting in a fiery blaze of frustration."{{book ref|mb1|27}} <br>
Snow wasn't common around Luthadel before the Deepness, or else it was just an icy slush. Grass was brown.{{book ref|mb1|29}} <br>
==== Mist ====
=== Layout ===
//gates and districts (slums, commercial district ...) <br>
The
Fellise acted as a small suburb-style city an hour outside of Luthadel.{{book ref|mb1|6}} <br>
Luthadel had a city wall (was the only city in the Final Empire{{cite}}). Even more suburb-style cities than only Fellise.{{book ref|mb1|8}} <br>
==== Keep Lekal ====
The ballroom's inside was shaped like a pyramid, with four tiers of balconies. Has a waist-high dancing floor platform in the center, and four platforms with dining tables around it. Keep Lekal had smaller, but by far more intricate, stained-glass windows. "Glittering colors shone from backlit windows, sparkling light across the floor." "Each of these was an extravagant, detailed marvel of resplendent color. Exotic animals pranced, distant landscapes enticed, and portraits of famous noblemen sat proudly." Also pictures dedicated to the Lord Ruler's Ascension, such as the Deepness, a dark lake and ''green'' hills.{{book ref|mb1|28}} <br>
There’s an unused drainage ditch that passes right under Keep Lekal’s defensive wall.{{book ref|mb1|29}}
=== Squares ===
The majority of the Luthadel garrison stayed out of the city to hunt for rebels. As a result, Luthadel's walls and gates were less guarded.{{book ref|mb1|26}} <br>
Skaa soldiers who survived were led to Luthadel in smaller groups, and stayed in hiding there.{{book ref|mb1|26}} <br>
''Update on rebellion.'' With the Garrison gone, nobility became the main focus.{{book ref|mb1|27}} <br>
More and more noble families were leaving Luthadel.{{book ref|mb1|29}} <br>
=== Collapse (1022 FE) ===
Luncheons, sitting parties and other forms of daily entertainment were just as popular as balls.{{book ref|mb1|20}} <br>
"The parties now served the additional purpose of warning and showing strength."{{book ref|mb1|28}} <br>
Most balls were in the weekends.{{book ref|mb1|29}} <br>
=== Middle class ===
'''Soothing stations:''' The Ministry has dozens of soothing stations spread throughout Luthadel. Each one contains a couple of skilled Ministry Soothers who's only task is to depress the emotions of everyone near, to prevent rebellious thoughts. Each team also has a Smoker to keep them hidden and a Seeker to watch for passing Allomancers. They do personnel changes at night.{{book ref|mb1|27}} <br>
There were thirty-four soothing stations spread throughout Luthadel. Most were in the slums, and none close to Clubs's shop. At least three Soothers per post.{{book ref|mb1|29}}
==== Nobility ====
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