The Celandine

This dimension-hopping nightclub is owned by the twin lilin sisters Deirdre (Dede) and Delilah (also Dede) and serves as the most reliable means of transport between Evaron and the mortal world. In addition to its reputation as a nightlife hotspot for the supernatural community, it also serves as a sort of “Sa exchange” where the supernatural community comes to barter magical power, personal favors, and mortal currencies - all while the Dedes take their cut off the top.

Wizards, faeries, lamia, lilin, Elohim and even vanilla mortals in the know are all welcome and while space is made available for virtually any debauched proclivity imaginable, any non-consented to activity will result in expulsion at the hands of the family of Trolls employed as the club’s bouncers. Those so removed from the premises are unable to return or even locate the door for a year and a day. And the staff’s definition of consent very explicitly requires that all parties be made entirely aware of just what they’re walking in to.

Mortals without a supernatural ‘chaperone’ are removed more gently than offenders if they somehow manage to stumble into the club but this is extremely rare.

So much Sa passes through this bizarre between-place that it can even maintain its enchantments through visitations from the Elohim and Nephilim - simply building more magic than the knights bleed away by their very presence. Though, such guests are intentionally kept few and far between not only for how they impact Delilah’s bottom line but also their unique capacity to disquiet even the most stayed and powerful individual supernatural creatures.

As a term of their free-passage treaty, the Elohim of Solomon are allowed unfettered access to the Celandine and all the opportunities it provides the otherwise magically crippled Palandyne Knights but in return one Knight must remain bound to the club’s service at all times for the “more complicated” situations that sometimes arise in such places. While “on duty” the Palandyne Knights are fully bound to the Dede’s commands, though they cannot be forced to act against their own personal code of ethics. For this reason, some of the more relaxed knights are “tagged in” more regularly. Charlotte Laurent’s Sabriel and Robert “Buckshot” Dawns’ Jophriel are particularly popular among both the guests and proprietors of the Celandine.