The Capital CIty of Sixaem is the Empire's economic and administrative capital, where the Central Administration is headquartered and where the company of Ordonnia is headquartered.
Geography
Sixaem is split into 10 districts.
The First District is the historical district of Sixaem, featuring many important buildings, such as Sixaem Central or the MeaxisNetwork Headquarters.
The other districts all feature a landmark to some extent: the Third District has Obrie St., the Ninth DIstrict has Letonaty.
Transports
Sixaem is traversed by:
- 3 metro lines, that all converge in Sixaem Central:
- The Line A, that runs from Letonaty to Sixaem Central, through Seylin, Enfer-Bienvenüe, and Noitan
- The Line B, that runs from Crowsek to Sixaem Central, through Obrie Street, Darbas, and Lost Dimension
- The Line C, that run from General Acot to Sixaem Central, through the Arts Center, Anna Zasnezeny (Headquarters), and the Siroxies Museum
- 3 Translink lines:
- The Translink 1 to the High Plains, through Librecieu
- The Translink 2
- The Translink 3 to L'Espérance-Port, through Obrie-Obfin International Facility, Vert-Géant, Halte-Verte, and L'Espérance-Vodiport 2
- Several unlisted bus lines
History
Before the Empire
The city was founded in 1924, as a way for the Company to centralize its workers in one point, nearby the Vert-Géant Mines. The city was administered by the company of Ordonnia in its entierty, and was originally in the country of Médavel-État.
The city had almost entire independance due to Médavel-État itself being a puppet state owned by Meaxis's family.
The core of the Empire
When it was time for the Great Consolidation, Meaxis needed a place to start his empire from. And so was chosen the city-state of Sixaem, to be the capital of the Empire, due to already featuring many organisational buildings of the Company.
Present day
Sixaem is now a bustling capital with over a million inhabitants just in its main city. The region of Sixaem itself contains Sixaem and a few other cities around it, such as Obrimest, or Vert-Géant.