Places

Light Tower 	A leftover from another time, the Light Tower appears to be a light house, once used to guide ships safely along a coastline, but now upgraded with higher technology. There seems to be broadcast antennae mounted on the dome at the top of the Tower, possibly used during the big announcement for the Keyholder competition. The prize for getting a bound Key to the Tower is a safe and comfortable life in the Light Tower, along with whatever friends and family a winner would like.
 	A leftover from another time, the Light Tower appears to be a light house, once used to guide ships safely along a coastline, but now upgraded with higher technology. There seems to be broadcast antennae mounted on the dome at the top of the Tower, possibly used during the big announcement for the Keyholder competition. The prize for getting a bound Key to the Tower is a safe and comfortable life in the Light Tower, along with whatever friends and family a winner would like.
Kelp forest 	A forest of marine vegetation with long stalks and broad leaves that provides a home to many varieties of sea life. After her home was destroyed, she made a nest in a kelp forest on the seabed below.
 	A forest of marine vegetation with long stalks and broad leaves that provides a home to many varieties of sea life. After her home was destroyed, she made a nest in a kelp forest on the seabed below.
Castles of the Dohrnii	The Castles of the Dohrnii were developed by the Dohrnii merpeople to accommodate the growing population and its needs. They have domed glass roofs that let the light from inside out, and probably let sunlight in. The outer walls slope gently inwards giving the main body of the castle the shape of a truncated cone. The bottom is capped off with a funnel shaped base, tipped with a decorative finial. The castles bear a resemblance to towers that have been turned upside-down and placed in the water, and emulate the way some jellyfish travel.
 	The Castles of the Dohrnii were developed by the Dohrnii merpeople to accommodate the growing population and its needs. They have domed glass roofs that let the light from inside out, and probably let sunlight in. The outer walls slope gently inwards giving the main body of the castle the shape of a truncated cone. The bottom is capped off with a funnel shaped base, tipped with a decorative finial. The castles bear a resemblance to towers that have been turned upside-down and placed in the water, and emulate the way some jellyfish travel.
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