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Law students and business apprentices abound, as do brainspawn, who have specialized housing set up by the city to accommodate their particular needs.Ĭentral is historically the oldest part of Tick-Tock Town, with the Mayors Office being able to claim its foundation is the very place the city was founded. Central is home to the highest legal offices in the city including the nine-towered Mayors Office, where the vice-mayors converge to discuss city-wide issues. The Central District is the metropolitan beating heart of Tick-Tock Town that keeps the city’s seven other districts running smoothly. Red-and-black and green-and-blue form squares representing the city’s ideological divide between technology and nature, respectively, while red-and-blue (Prospitian colors) and green-and-black (Dersite colors) form triangles that converge at the center in a nod to the city’s history. Different combinations of color also hold meaning. Individually, white stands for multicultural harmony, black for magic and innovation, red for industry and invention, blue for endurance and flexibility, and green for prosperity and vigor. In short: the five colors each represent one of the major races of Tick-Tock Town (black and white for carapacians, red for trolls, blue for humans, and green for leprechauns). The colors of the city flag, and the Central District flag by extension, are packed with meaning. In the Central District’s flag, a blood-red cog sits at the center of a pinwheel of color to further cement the district’s status as the center of Tick-Tock Town. Inspired by the shape of the city itself the cog officially is meant to represent the Central District surrounded by seven other districts, but a longstanding joke among the citizens is that the central dot represents their local district instead of Central. The seven-toothed cog is a national symbol that the city’s districts use to represent themselves, and appears on every district’s flag. The major change compared to the city flag is the addition of the seven-toothed cog along the furl side. The flag of the Central District is intentionally similar to the greater city flag, and utilizes much of the same meaning.