A beautiful coliseum of sandstone pillars and hand painted tapestries line the inside the arena. Outside large statues of war horses guard the four entrances to the large structure. Before you get to the stands large paintings of the gods fighting can be seen. It is a wonder that the people of Feyerlun enjoy. Here fighters and mages test their skills against one another.

The castle also known as the white city, is home to many. Not only does the king reside here but all noble families have suites within the castle. The court is a very busy gathering place for many noble born folk. The Royal wing is located at the top of the castle it includes the kings favored, close relatives, and the king him self’s rooms. The middle floors consists of the noble suites, where all noble families have rooms for themselves and their families. On the very bottom contains the servant quarters, these include kitchens, rooms, laundry, ect. The great hall is located in the middle of the castle while the servant mess hall is located at the back of the castle.

The Royal Gardens are located in sporadic open parts of the castle, the large building built around these little pockets of nature. The gardens are well maintained and some even include a small water feature like a fish pond or a fountain. Many paths lead through the more fragrant spots of the garden and there are a couple of small secluded spots for the young lovers.

The Moon temple stands apart from the castle and the other districts; it’s located on a cliff overlooking the sea. As you approach the temple you will notice the large building is made completely out of white opal. The roofs themselves are domed in shape and a large stair case leads up to two large jade doors which are very rarely closed. Once inside the building itself has almost a earth real glow, you will stand in a large circular room lined with statues of the gods; of in smaller wings you may find statues of their offspring. In the middle of the main room is what is left of the large fountain no longer in use; in front of that a new offering table. Behind the fountain a large hole opens up to the elements, hanging directly over the cliff so that nothing but the sea is below you.

The training grounds makes up probably the largest chunk of land in the castle, unlike the rest of the castle’s sections, the training grounds is down the back side of the mountain near the base. The stables and training grounds are grassy plains, they have their own forge and armor planted right on the grounds. Traveling up the mountain one can find the barracks which house many of Teair’s Knights, Squires, Pages, and soldiers. Beside for the noble born all soldiers eat in the servant quarter mess hall.

Located in the underbelly of the castle, the dungeons make up two levels. The higher level cells are the only ones that have access to measly barred window to the cells. The cells themselves are small square rooms barricaded by a thick wooden door. The only think for comfort is a bed of straw. The lower levels are even less night, cold and damp many don’t last long once they are moved down here. There is no light save the passing light of the torch of a guard.

The first district residential area starts outside of the castle gates. The houses are spaced out and have a good chunk of land for elegant gardens. The streets are all cobble stone, and lined with trees. There is even a nice small park with a grove of oak trees which many of the first district residents have picnics in.

The merchant district includes a large range of shops, inns, and taverns. It’s located just below the Guild District, frankly it’s one of the busier districts as well. It’s not uncommon for the streets to congest with people hurrying from store to store. The food market being the biggest draw you will find people from all classes wandering the streets in this district.

The Residential District is mainly for the second class citizen, nicer but crowded homes line the streets, growing taller rather than wider. The homes closer to the merchant district are wider and some contain private gardens, but the closer you get to the third district the taller and thinner houses become. The out lining homes housing multiple families on different levels. Houses are built so closely together one has to slide sideways to get through the alleyways…if of a larger stature you wouldn't be able to get through at all.

The Bloody Mary is by far the largest and most known Tavern ever built in Nova. It offers twenty rooms, a large main area with open fireplace, and most of all freshly caught food. However, the food and grandness of the Bloody Mary is not what makes this place so special. It is the service it provides here - from gossip to entertainment behind closed doors - the The Bloody Mary is the place to be for information, but it will cost you. This Tavern is not cheap.

The Slums as the locals endearingly call it is the poorest district. The houses are often over crowded, and many here don’t have a home at all. Being the largest district as well it is also the least patrolled area of the city; so crime is abound in these parts. In attempts to control it small jails have popped up sporadically; they are over flowing and have a lack of man power. The officers that are sent here are often the most battle hardened, and or sent as a punishment. It is a thankless job and commands very little respect from the locals.

The Harbor is located in the cove and runs up right against the third district; the waters are brown and murky from waste and the smell is next to awful. Merchant ships are often in and out, and a lot of business takes place right on the docks. As you go further out the water clears up and turns to a frigid blue green. As you exit the cove the waters instantly become rough; only the most experienced sailors are able to navigate them.

The Gallows are located right in the main square of the third district, there are common hangings and serve something as an entertainment for the local population. When there isn't a hanging going on, the square is used as a meeting place among locals.

The largest building in the third district and the only building that is paid, built, and operated by the Hearthrow family, known for its line of Priests fallowing Ai's way. Gallow's Inn is a place for Fate'd people to seek refuge in the kingdom of Nova. A room for the night is free and the food is decent enough to eat. The rooms are small with one twin size bed, chest and some times even a wooden bath tub for bathing. The tavern is marked by the well known morbid sign; it is of a hanging man with the words Gallows Tavern written across its chest.

The Underground is a network of tunnels and catacombs beneath the cities, the tunnels themselves are like a maze and one can easily get lost within the dark halls. There are secret entrances scattered throughout all the districts however very few are actually known; and even less are willing to enter the tunnels for fear of never coming back out again.

The ground here in the Third District is rather fertile for growing crops and raising animals. Here in the farm lands large amounts of earth is tilled up and planted with some sort of crop or product that benefits the Kingdom of Nova in some way or form. Small Farm cottages can be seen dotted through out the area, but be warned - Not very many farmers like trespassers on their land.

The Outer Wall stands 50 feet tall with Guard Towers every 40ft and entrance. It serves as Nova's outer defense against invading forces and creatures that live within the Forever Forest and wilderness. To get into Nova you must enter though one of the four entrance Gates, that have guards at all times. The North, South, East, or West Gate.

This scenic river is located only a short ways from the city. It's surrounded by willow trees. Many people come by to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. Lovers will sometimes meet by its edge. It is also the site where most of the Blossom Festival occurs.

The Meadow is a favorite haunt for young lovers and those seeking a place to ponder. It's a charming cluster of willow trees that surrounds a rich glade of long, soft grass. The splashes of sunlight on the gently swaying sweet grass is nothing short of darling; it is this that makes it so popular amongst the people of Teair. The atmosphere here at the Meadow's is calm and relaxing, which makes it hard to imagine anyone being angry or stressed under the cooling shade of the olden willows

The bone temple is a large cathedral set way out in the woods; its entirety is made out of a pale yellow stone; some say the stone itself is made out of crushed bone. Skulls on pikes line up the path to the large decrypted wooden doors that hang loosely on wrought iron hinges. Horrific mosaics line the walls, settled in-between large pillars made entirely of human skeletons. Oddly enough the cathedral always seems to be eerily empty, however one can swear they feel pairs of eyes watching them, even as they approach the doors. Rumor has it something sinister lives up in the bell towers of the cathedral, but few brave enough to look never come back to confirm it.

The forest is massive and stretches as far as the eye can see. It’s a wild, living thing that serves as home to some of the world’s most dangerous beasts. Venturing too deep into the woods unprepared and inexperienced would surely spell disaster. The accounts of people disappearing into the woodwork never to return are too many to be nothing more than myth. There’s a local legend that a monster lives in the forest, hungry for the souls of the lost and the wayward. It’s enough to keep the children in line, at least.

Towering over the tree's in the Forever Forest, Dragon Breath Falls is a place of awe and wonderment. Warm water cascading down a small mountain side. It's a haven for beasts and traveling caravans through the forest. A legend was built around the fall's, if one were to scale the side up to where the water comes out, you can make a wish and it will come true.

Deep in the Forever Forest is an enormous tower built within the trunk of a massive tree. Protected by hundreds of shields and charms crafted by top Alchemists, and Mages. The Arch has recently been put on the maps, but it can't be seen from the sky even if you happened to fly right over it. This is the fabled Arch of Ages, a school and sanctuary for Alchemist and Mages. The headmaster here is @adrain; around the Arch there is a small village owned by the headmaster you must travel through before reaching the Arch..

The Crystal Springs, is a network of natural hot pools that spread out from the forest to the base of Heaven's Pass. It has earned it's name for the warm crystal clear waters and small black pebbles that surround it, in and out of the water. In the forest the tree's act as a shield for those who want to bath in private. The hot springs that are located near the mountain are perfect for star gazing, relaxing, and couples. This is a shared hot spring for both male and female.

Heavens pass is a large mountain range that separates Teair Nova from the rest of nova, the lowest peaks easily reaching 5,000 feet and twice that height at the highest point. To pass these mountains is a task in deed, the only way through it is to either go through manna gorge, or over the mountains. In short because of this large mountain range the majority of Teair’s transport is done via waterway.

Morgg is actually a giant volcano, in which is sealed a hugely dangerous, partially-tamed, arcane being. For now, Morgg, the evil ancient dragon, is under the control of Helena the Goddess of Souls, and so the volcano is dormant and the beasts prison-- but to anyone who will listen, Morgg often speaks of its intentions to those who are close enough to hear him; To one day betray the Goddess and erupt, engulfing all of Teair in a suffocating blanket of lava and ash. Truth is that Morgg will have no powers until the divine magic sealing it inside the volcano fades away, and given the strength of the charm, this is unlikely. The volcano itself is around three thousand feet high, jet-black and rocky, and the ground is warm. A tense atmosphere surrounds Morgg as it juts like a rotten fang out of the sands of Nova's borders. Jetting out of its side is Morgg Castle Fortress, home of Helena Goddess of Souls.

The Manna Gorge seems like a fortuitous stroke of luck for the people of Nova -- a wide passage through the Heavens Pass-- but it is more like a curse in disguise. The gorge itself is lush and overgrown with trees and bushes, and the overwhelming colour is green. However, huge motes of Manna rise from the ground, dangerous and unpredictable. Walking into one could be harmless, or it could blow somebody to pieces; nobody knows. As such, it's best to dodge the sparkles; however, magic users have a much easier way through as they can bend the Manna to their will. Most people prefer to go over the Heavens Pass and through the Sol Meadow than try and make it through the Gorge.

A raised area within Gallows Bane in the center of the settlement. The alter is surrounded by a shallow ring pool; four sets of stairs that each have exactly 24 steps line each side of the alter leading to the top. At the top of the alter is Gallow Bane's focal point. The Soul Stone, the only spot where the Fated beings seem to appear within a shallow pool lined with semi precious gems that glow within the light of the Soul Stone at the top of the atler, which floats directly 40 ft above.

Within the expanses of the cavern a large body of water still as glass sits. The large underground lake is eerily lit by large blue crystals jutting out of stone pillars. The lake seems like a bottomless pit, impossible to see down into its inky depths. The water only ripples once something has disturbed it, otherwise it is unnaturally still. The lake itself is fed somewhere in its depths by water from the crystal springs.

Built into the rock face thousands of rooms and homes are carved directly out of the rock face. These stone homes are protected from the elements; a precarious open stone stair cases, and ladders lead up to the rock face abodes.

A quaint little tavern done up in rich tapestries of ancient kray culture, the floors are covered with large pillows surrounded by softly glowing crystal dish lanterns. Small floor tables sit in the middle of each ring of pillows. Here is a place that all Fate can eat, drink, and be entertained by the wonderful performances of dance and music, while surrounded by the hospitality of what a 'kray tavern' would to be like.

A two story cabin sits alone on a island at the edge of the crystal lake. A wooden bridge connects the island to the shore where a small path leads back to the main road to the settlement of Gallows Bane. The cabin has a fire place and three bedrooms. One down stares and two smaller rooms up stairs that could also be used as bedrooms. On the outside the house is dark and intemidating, however once inside it's warm and inviting. The cabin even has its own personal beauty that bane has to offer with black speckled multi-colored illuminating stone floors and a underground private hot spring bath.

A brightly lit area that stretches on for a great expanse, is lit by bright white smokey quarts crystals that jut out of the cavern ceiling and walls. Large basins about six feet wide and four feet deep stretch out in long rows; towards the back of the cavern the rows are hire but descend in stair like levels. Water cascades down each level. These basins are filled with different types of edible fish. A good portion of the basin is then covered by nets which hold a plethora of edible plants. This whole room feels like your walking outside in broad daylight.