Fog City's Central Plaza was unquestionably the most important landmark in the entire city. Around the pentagonal plaza, one could look up and see the City Affairs Building, the mayor's office, the towering clock tower, and the enormous Central Mall, all vital to Fog City. Beautiful parks had also been laid out nearby for citizens to stroll through after meals, along with lavish theaters and stages. It was, without a doubt, the place Fog City's residents most liked to visit in their leisure time.
At the very center of the pentagonal plaza stood a magnificent, enormous sculptural fountain. Three grand, holy angels stood in its center, holding clay jars. In addition to the jets around the fountain, clear water poured gently from the jars in the angels' hands, like their blessing upon the city.
Across the plaza's expansive marble paving, metal lines traced a map of all Fog City's roads and even the names of its locations, with the angel fountain at its center.
Looking down from the top floors of the Central Mall, the City Affairs Building, or the mayor's office, one could see with perfect clarity that Fog City formed an irregular circle. Five intersecting roads divided it into the shape of a pentagram, while the Central Plaza occupied the regular pentagonal area at the very center of that map.
With its clock tower, parks, fountain, and flower beds, along with citizens walking across the plaza or resting on benches and dancers performing in the open spaces, every corner of the Central Plaza resembled an exquisitely composed painting upon closer inspection. This drew many painting enthusiasts to set up their easels there. As they painted the scenery before them, they became part of the scenery in someone else's eyes.
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