Greyson Square - Sivad - Grim and imposing, the central business area of Sivad's West Enaj district could be generously called shabby chic, but truly has seen better days. The grey native stone of the buildings and their brooding style marks them as having been government projects in the era of Queen Paulette II, and many of them still bear her cypher, faded and worn by years of rain. Lampposts, green with the patina of age, provide dull artifical light during evening hours, and brood over a fading red postbox and the Square's central fountain, which seems to have been dry of all but rainwater for many years. The only government building in evidence is a small SHIELD substation, which doubles as the local Magistrates Court. It shares the square with the historic St. Catherine's Sivanglica