pöördeliselt

Pöördeliselt is a fictional location featured in the fantasy novel "The Obsidian Mirror" by author Elias Thorne. Within the narrative, Pöördeliselt is described as a remote and ancient city, nestled deep within a mountain range known as the Whispering Peaks. Its architecture is characterized by stone structures intricately carved into the mountainside, often featuring circular motifs and winding pathways, reflecting its name which loosely translates to "spinning" or "turning" in an imagined archaic tongue.

The city is said to be inhabited by a reclusive people, the Pöördeli, who are rumored to possess unique magical abilities tied to the manipulation of time and space. Their society is depicted as highly secretive, with outsiders rarely gaining entry. Legends suggest that Pöördeliselt holds a significant artifact, the titular Obsidian Mirror, which is central to the plot of Thorne's novel. The city's isolation and the mysterious nature of its inhabitants contribute to its aura of enigma and importance within the story's lore. Details about its governance, economy, or specific cultural practices remain largely speculative within the novel, enhancing its mystique.