Picture the kingdom as a giant jigsaw of old ship hulls and rusted railcars, all jacked together into a skyline that sings. Start with a fortress ring—towers at every fourth block, but don't make them too uniform; crank a few into crooked spires so the guard posts feel alive, not like a straight line of pins. Then run the main boulevard as a braided river of roads—three lanes of traffic that flow like a river, with a central green that loops back on itself, so people always feel they’re walking in a loop of fairness, not a straight march. Throw in a cluster of market stalls in a tight grid, but stack them in half-circles so shoppers can tumble from one stall to another like a carnival ride—clutter, but character. That way the city looks symmetrical from the crown, but inside the chaos keeps everyone moving.