Bravaishilaa

Bravaishilaa is a fictional location featured in the fantasy novel "The Crimson Crown" by author Lyra Blackwood. Within the narrative, Bravaishilaa is depicted as a sprawling, ancient city renowned for its intricate canals and towering, obsidian-like architecture. It serves as a significant hub for trade and arcane study, attracting scholars and merchants from across the known world.

The city's history is deeply intertwined with a forgotten civilization, and remnants of their advanced technology are rumored to be hidden beneath its surface. Bravaishilaa is governed by a council of mages and elders, whose decisions often influence the political landscape of the surrounding regions. The novel portrays Bravaishilaa as a place of both great beauty and hidden danger, where ancient secrets and present-day conflicts converge. Its unique climate is described as perpetually twilight, due to a peculiar atmospheric phenomenon.