Timekeeper's Palace

The Timekeeper's Palace (Latina: Templum Custos Temporis) is the Memoria of the history of the Roman Empire, and the home of the Imperial Chronology Office.

Overview
Originally a temple dedicated to Saturnus Pater Temporis (Saturn, Father Time), this small cordoned hall is the home of the Grand Imperial Record keepers, chronists of the history of the empire since the founding of Rome. Their leader is a mage, styled The Timekeeper. In reference to the building's original purpose, it still holds a statue of Saturn, but now in combination with the "three faces of Metathron" (child, warrior woman, senex), with the deus and the main Form of the Angel of Time connected via the Glaive-Scythe of Silence aka The Harvester. The statue stands in the main hall. Similar to the home of the Gens Tullia, the walls of the hall are engraved and imbued with magic, turning them into a massive Memoria-library, the giver in this case being Rome herself.

The dark blue walls of the main hall serve as access, holding a long "time line" made of lazurite plated with gold, which may be touched at any given "year point" (small diamonds embedded in the line) to choose a part of the memoria to be viewed. Some more momentous events are marked by picture engravings and mosaics accompanying the time line; these are in turn enchanted to grant access to the corresponding recording either on the spot or in a viewing chamber. Due to the projections, the main hall is kept only half-alight.