THE INDEPENDENT CITY OF
THE INDEPENDENT CITY OF
Temporis is open to newcomers who bring labor, skill, and civic purpose to the city.
Temporis is an independent city with a charter and a public system of order, record, and defense. The city welcomes people who can contribute to its life and accept the obligations of maintaining its public peace, infrastructure, and future.
Newcomers are encouraged to register through the appropriate civic offices and to understand the obligations of service, law, and community before taking up residence.
The city relies on citizens and arrivals who are prepared to contribute across its many work and public duties. The following opportunities are among those commonly available to settlers and applicants:
These roles represent the kinds of work and civic responsibility that sustain the city. The city values practical work, disciplined service, and a willingness to contribute to the public life of Temporis.
Those who wish to make their home in Temporis need only make themselves known.
If you wish to join the city, approach any member of Temporis and express your interest. You will be spoken with briefly about yourself, your skills, and what you would like to do within the city. Whether you seek honest work, wish to learn a trade, serve the city, or simply find a place among its people, there is no shortage of work to be done.
The member you speak with will then guide you to a member of the government, who will hear your request and help determine where you may best fit within the city. Every resident has something they can contribute, and we will make every reasonable effort to find a role that suits your interests and abilities.
Once you have been welcomed into Temporis, you will be given further guidance on where to go, who to speak with, and how to begin your life within the city.
There is no need to seek out an office or submit a petition beforehand. Simply make yourself known, and we shall guide you from there.
Temporis is a city defined by order, civic memory, and practical labor. The city remains in fellowship with the New Church of Jonas Falx, and many of its institutions are shaped by that relationship, particularly the care of records, archives, and public stability.
Immigration is not simply a matter of arrival. It is a matter of participation. The city asks those who come to it to contribute to its life in honest, useful, public ways.
Reach out In Character!