The Erechtheion is the temple that houses Elysium proper — site of the mythical olive tree of Athena and the marks of Poseidon's trident. Under Latin rule it stands as a Church dedicated to the mother
The Erechtheion is the temple that houses Elysium proper — site of the mythical olive tree of Athena and the marks of Poseidon's trident. Under Latin rule it stands as a Church dedicated to the mother of Jesus, though the city's elders remember the older gods once honored here.
Athenian Cainites treat Elysium as something close to religion: the Elysian Fields are the Greek concept of Heaven, and attendance is reserved for domain-holders, recognized ambassadors, and the specially invited. Violence within its walls is not merely forbidden — it is blasphemy, and few Cainites would risk their standing (and their invitation to future Elysiums) by attempting it.