At the sixth bell of morning, the Great Senate Chamber of Sunspire was packed to the vaulted rafters. For four centuries, the circular marble amphitheater had been the exclusive domain of eighty aristocratic patricians who debated behind heavy oak doors in closed, secretive sessions. Today, the double doors of polished cedar had been thrown wide open to the public. Over five hundred citizen delegates—craftsmen from the merchant guilds, wheat farmers…
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