By day, the Acropolis is the administrative center of Athens. By night, it belongs to the Kindred, who still call it Cecropia after the mythical serpent-man said to be the city's first ruler — a name
By day, the Acropolis is the administrative center of Athens. By night, it belongs to the Kindred, who still call it Cecropia after the mythical serpent-man said to be the city's first ruler — a name some whisper carries the memory of an early Ministry presence in Athens, when Typhon (Set) may have ruled the city openly.
Holding court here puts the ruling undead in direct contact with the mortals who hold power by day. Elysium itself centers on the Erechtheion, but the wider Acropolis is where the Triumvirate is seen to rule, and where the city's domain-holders are expected to be counted among the faithful.