The Lost City of Nera

A labyrinth ruin that Felix is mesmerised by/drawn to during Melusine, in order to help the ghosts who remain there, return to the White-Eyed Lady. Mildmay restrains him and saves his life, but the experience is traumatising to the both of them.
== History ==
An opulent labyrinth in the Lucretian capital, 3,000 years before the events of Monette's Doctrine of Labyrinths. It was destroyed by Troians during the ascendancy of House Atreis, because of the worship of 'abominations' under the state religion of Lucrece. 
The abomination was a death goddess called the White-Eyed Lady, who was associated with death, pain and despair. 
== In The Books ==
==== Melusine ====
While insane, Felix is hypnotised by and drawn to the labyrinth of Nera, and becomes obsessed with helping the ghosts to move on to Hell, and potentially moving on himself. While he doesn't clearly remember what happened, it was a traumatising experience for both Mildmay (who has to restrain Felix from potentially killing himself) and Felix. Mildmay shows repeated regret for how he treated and talked to Felix during this event. 
==== The Virtu ====
Felix has no recollection of the labyrinth of Nera, and Mildmay describes it to him after Felix independently learns of Nera via reading De Doctrina Labyrinthorum (the Doctrine of Labyrinths) by Ephreal Sand. 
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