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Cestiberg is the ruins of a great metropolis, orignally named Cestial point, for it was rumored that the gods took great interest in the spot.
The metropolis was destroyed long ago, but the humans found within it, shelter from the fierce winds.
The humans have built small shops in the reminants of broken buildings, and have build crude shelters inside the city to house them. The streets are made of sand, and the walls have been worn down by erosion.

Nyn Nemo founded this city as a place to raise young warriors on their nomadic quests. Nyn has long since died, but the tradition lives on. All those who wish to learn the dying art of swordsmanship can usually learn it here.

The Moniro Castle used to be an important piece of history. It was the main fort that the human army protected. There fell the elven princess, Tinyadal. Of course, no one knows this anymore, and the castle sits forgotten and lonely.
It is said that the ghost of Tinyadal still walks the broken hallways.

Mianc supplies most of the western area of the Kingdom of Arohehild. Most "towns" are built around the river.

Little water flows into the Rosae lake any longer. The humans of Cestiberg built a dam to force the Porase river up into their broken city. Even without a constant flow of water Rosae remains filled with plant and animal life, as does the surrounding area. Rosea is famous for it's vividly coloured flowers, that bloom around it. They were well liked by the elves for their colour and scent, but no elf has walked past the boarders of Arohehild in centuries.

A former port city that was blessed with fair skies and an ever blowing wind. Now, barely any ships exist on Ula, and the winds have disappeared from the skies and the city is hammered by rain almost constantly. What makes them lucky however, is that their city is indoors. A large roof covers the entire city and shields them from the elements. But.. The elves inside have begun to change, from the lack of nature inside.

Contnses Hall was built to honor the elven royalty. It's a large building that has survived years of erosion with help of the elven magic. In the center of the circular building stands a tall tree. It's higher than any tree, and is said to hold the souls of every elven royal once they pass away.

The largest market outside of Cestiberg, not counting the tradesplace in the Hills of Afnum. The dwarves travel there to sell their weaponry to the humans of Arohiheld. It is at the base of the highest mountain in Farex Peak. The place holds annual celebrations for dwarves and humans alike.

Here stand the ruins of nine temples. They circle around a central monolith. The temples are dedicated to the nine gods of a millenia ago.
The gods aren't generally worshipped currently, due to their inactivity and the mortal's confusion.

Where the famous war that spanned a century took place. The half elves of Evitosi and Arohiheld fought hoards of beasts now unknown to Ula to get to Fort Ata. The land is decimated and there lies the lives of many mortals. Archeologists of Arohiheld wander the area to discover where the race of beasts disappeared to.

The camp was log associated with connections to spirits and magical entities. Even though with the disappearance of Gods, where the undead were said to have lost the ability to wander and people with magical ability began to loose it, the undead continue to wander and this area is said to house mages. They are weak, but are mages nonetheless.

When the elves ruled a majority of the land in peace, long ago, Conour Courto used to be a gathering spot for the continent's defenders. To deter people from landing on their shores and claiming their treasures, the elves sent off a great many people. This was also the place where the nations most vile criminals were tried. Conour Courto used to be Conur Court, before the excess letters. Conur was Ula's oldest and wisest elves. When the war between humans and elves broke out, Conur was one of the first to be assassinated.

The land of Ryst surrounds that of the two lakes in the desert, and the entire north eastern peninsula. The air there is thick with an unknown gas, and only one race is known to be able to exist there. The race however has never left the area, and the general populace has forgotten who used to inhabit the area. And also, due to the general populace's lack of creativity, the gas is known as Ryst.

Pohal is where the Ryst is thickest other than the peninsula. The Ryst inhabitants live mainly around this area. Some of the Ryst people have found out that the mist is brought in by the waves of the Cape of Suva. None have done anything to stop this however, for they've developed an affliation to the Ryst.

Farthest out on the peninsula, closest to where the Ryst is formed underwater, the forest of Wilder Fen exists. The trees, much like the Raion people have mutated to co-exist peacefully in the fog. The trees grow dark purple leaves and expel the Ryst they gathered during the day, only at the moment of twilight. The mist is nearly impossible to see through, even with the Raion's formidable eyesight, so the forest is only approached on dares or on missions. In the center of the forest lives a great tree, larger than any other. It is said to feed upon the scent of death that rides the waves of Ryst, from even the farthest reaches inward to the mainland. The more poisoned souls the tree consumes, the larger it grows.

The Ryst is thinnest here, and will only slowly kill anyone who wanders the area for long. The Raion avoid this area for they have grown to depend on the strong influence of Ryst. The area used to be a place of angels, until it was covered in the deadly poison. Thankfully, due to the holy aura around the area, the Ryst parts. No one knows if there are still angels residing in the city.

Afnum is the largest market in all of Ula. Traders gather there, after returning from scavenges. The gathering is over 4 miles long, and the entire area is like a home away from home for travellers. The area sees people of different races, so there's always a skirmish somewhere. Thus, the marketplace has begun to house officers, to inforce laws. Too bad however, that the officer's themselves have grown to be prejudiced and tend to egg on fights, rather than put a stop to them. All in all, Afnum acts as a city- without real residents.

The richest town in all of Ula sits inside a basin of hills. It's streets are made of stone, and it's buildings are still standing. It lacks the technology of years past, but still is one of the greatest places to live. The number of people allow this city to thrive and expand. Surrounding dunes protect the town and even allows grass to grow.

The lake may not be the largest on Ula, but it's certinately the deepest. Even with Ula's primitive nature, the citizens have figured the lake to be over 2 miles deep. No one's sure what sleeps at the bottom, and no one really wants to know.

The crystal floating to the south is home of the dragon spirit of health. Any healer must travel and gain the blessings of the dragon spirit to earn the true path of healing.

To the Northeast is the home of the dragon spirit of aptitude. Warriors usually go to the spirit for the ability of shadow fighting. Only those of a stong heart can bare seeing the spirit.

It sits over the middle of the Lake of Present. The Grand Dragon of Legacy is housed here. Gives all shadow to Schscolo Crepaaf.

The grand Palace in where the elders hold meetings. The top tower is the throne room, which still awaits its Queen. The Shadow guard is here. Desviado And Kastvart were leaders in the Shadow Guard. The palace goes underground too. Anyone is welcome to the first floor, but you need higher ranks to be able to go any higher. Only the elders are allowed in the conference room.

A town of Shadow Duisternis-Kin. North of the Lake of Present, and nearest to the Palace.

Lake of Present, Waters of Past, and Caverns of Future is what holds the balance of time. The Caverns of Future holds the key to seeing the future, but it can backfire if misused.
The Caverns of future's waters show vauge images, if looked closly. The water is unsafe to drink in the caverns, due to the fact that the future can be changed at any moment. The Waters of past are safe to drink, because of Schscolo Crepaaf having a perfect past. The Lakes water changes, depending on how the current situations are going.

A town of Light Duisternis-Kin. Located south of the Lake of Present, the light Duisternis-Kin have made their home.

This town is filled with historians, mages and healers. They make sure that Verduken is staying strong.

The two forests are connected through a mysterious dark power. The trees give off a faint aura that confuses people, allowing the dark creatures within to attack their prey more easily. Hell and Death are linked through a magic that warps you to the other forest, if walked in the right places.

The plane created by the gods of the elements: Earth, Fire, Water and Air. You stand upon the red earth, to the right is a sea of fire, and to the left is an ocean of water. Above flies the clouds in an ever constant wind. The tides, movement of wind and plant life on the earth depends upon the Gods.