Elysium House

The Elysium House was a fine stone lodging in Avignon, built on land where workers' houses had been torn down four years prior. It sat practically in the shadow of the hulking papal palace, quite near St. Peter's church, and was where the pope had placed the Comte d'Évreux and his page.

Elysium House was a fine new stone residence built practically in the shadow of the papal palace, on land where workers' houses had been torn down. It served as the lodgings for the Comte d'Évreux and his page, placed there by the pope.