The Platform of Pisces is the twelfth house of the zodiac in the system of Zodiacal Platforms, last or first depending on whether one enters or leaves the cycle. It administers the waters of the beginning and the end, and stays afloat through the Mutual Forgiveness of Cakravartin and the Great Khan.
| Type | Place (zodiacal platform) |
| Location | Oceanic Atlantis |
| Spanish entry | Plataforma de Piscis |
Description
A stone octagon carved with the two-fish sigil, resting not on a pillar but on an agreement. The prophecies of the Apocalypse depend on it, and novelties arriving by sea are born from it. It governs tides, dreams and prophecies of the end.
In Antiterra it is an oceanic strip, not an island, from Antigua in the Caribbean to the Prismatic Wall of Tartary. The creatures of the deep honor it out of respect, not fear.
Its sovereignty rotates: Cakravartin reigned in earlier eras, while still a king under the waters and not yet a substitute; later the Great Khan took part of the scepter.
The Mutual Forgiveness
Cakravartin and the Great Khan were opposed over the two heads of a double dragon whose possession decided the use of Dual Magic. They forgave each other simultaneously at the platform’s center. Cakravartin let the Great Khan keep one head; the schism was canceled, dual magic stayed available to both, and the Catastrophe of Venice was not unleashed through that thread. The platform stays suspended because the act still radiates; if either revoked it, it would fall.
It is also a reference point in the crossing of Uchronic Paris.