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=== Sonoko: The Geisha Districts === | === Sonoko: The Geisha Districts === | ||
In the [[Sonoko]], the concept takes a more secretive and ritualized form. The '''Geisha Districts''' are labyrinthine quarters hidden within sprawling megalopolises, where artistry and underworld intrigue coexist. Performers here, called '''Miko-Geisha''', are masters of illusion, coded poetry, and information exchange. Their performances are veiled with cultural taboos and political symbolism; an evening with a Miko-Geisha is as much about power as passion. The districts operate under the shadow of the '''[[Crimson Syndicates]]''', ancient crime families that broker influence between entertainment houses and political factions. Though officially outlawed in parts of Sonoko, the Districts persist as cultural arteries—places where the rigid elegance of Sonokan society meets its darker truths. | In the [[Sonoko]], the concept takes a more secretive and ritualized form. The '''[[Geisha District|Geisha Districts]]''' are labyrinthine quarters hidden within sprawling megalopolises, where artistry and underworld intrigue coexist. Performers here, called '''Miko-Geisha''', are masters of illusion, coded poetry, and information exchange. Their performances are veiled with cultural taboos and political symbolism; an evening with a Miko-Geisha is as much about power as passion. The districts operate under the shadow of the '''[[Crimson Syndicates]]''', ancient crime families that broker influence between entertainment houses and political factions. Though officially outlawed in parts of Sonoko, the Districts persist as cultural arteries—places where the rigid elegance of Sonokan society meets its darker truths. | ||
=== Other Universes === | === Other Universes === | ||