The parliament hall of Aldernon boasts a magnificent triple spire. The largest spire, situated at the building's top, symbolizes royal authority sheltering and guiding the entire Empire. The second spire represents the nobles beneath royal authority, also known as the "pillar of the Empire," while the lowest layer, with the broadest area, directly covers the parliament hall. Nominally, it symbolizes the Empire's glorious citizens, the "foundation of the Empire."
This bold, pioneering symbol reflects a fragment of Emperor Rosetta Augustus's reforms over decades. Although practically, the "citizen councilors" under these triple spires amount to less than half the number of noble councilors, and those wielding real influence are few, making it so people automatically refer to the upper, old "Noble Congress" when discussing Aldernon's parliament, often overlooking the other part of parliament.
