Ankara-the daughter of the God of Order.
There were many stories about her, two of which were the most famous.
The first: when the God of Order's daughter was little, something made her angry. The God of Order handed her a bookmark and told her to write down the name of the deity she hated most;
Soon, that deity fell;
Then Ankara smiled.
The second: the God of Order established the rules of Order, and the first to violate Order was his daughter, Ankara. In the end, the God of Order chose to cast his own daughter into the jaws of a Ferocious Beast to defend the dignity of Order.
This was,
The Light of Order.
The protagonists of the two stories never changed, yet they played out a journey from beginning to end, and from nothing to something.
Ankara was held in very high regard in the Order God Church's mythological narratives, not merely because she was the God of Order's daughter, but because her life experiences perfectly illustrated the God of Order's image.
Thus, even though Ankara ultimately suffered the final punishment for violating Order, she remained a positive figure within the Order God Church.
The top floor of the Ankara Hotel was her memorial hall.
Every year, various departments organized "team-building activities" here, visiting the top-floor memorial hall to first view Ankara's life and the stories between her and the God of Order, before finally witnessing Ankara's end.
This counted as a classic legal education program in the York City District.
Most of the time, however, the place stood empty. Especially when the hotel had guests to receive, it naturally would not accommodate those departments' team-building activities.
Thus, when the elevator reached the top floor and its doors opened, the space beyond was completely empty.
"Get out!"