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==== Llama Chapel ==== | ==== Llama Chapel ==== | ||
After the nearly 2 month period Ulm began to see major projects. The Estate of Lucky was replaced with a Llama Chapel, the largest in all of Europe. The Chapel serves as the center of German Llamaism, and is named the Lucky Münster. This allowed German llamaism to go from a small sect practiced in the outer reaches of the world to a more significant branch of the religion. That said, most Germano Llamaists remained Ulm. Bern also saw it's first major reconstructive works since it's aquirement by Ulm nearly half a year prior. | After the nearly 2 month period Ulm began to see major projects. The Estate of Lucky was replaced with a Llama Chapel, the largest in all of Europe. The Chapel serves as the center of German Llamaism, and is named the Lucky Münster. This allowed German llamaism to go from a small sect practiced in the outer reaches of the world to a more significant branch of the religion. That said, most Germano Llamaists remained Ulm. Bern also saw it's first major reconstructive works since it's aquirement by Ulm nearly half a year prior. | ||
==== Second Golden Age ==== | |||
Ulm once again experienced a time of rapid growth and construction, with many new homes established in the New Nunavut neighboorhood of the city, and a large amount of new residents. | |||
== Religion of Ulm == | == Religion of Ulm == | ||