Kyte Manor.

== The Ruins of Kyte Manor ==
In what locals would only describe as a distant rumble and flash, (the local wildlife would more aptly describe it as the most traumatic experience of their mostly short lived life) Kyte manor appeared deep in the middle of the Forest of Thorns, the land around it almost perfectly cut out and replaced with the hectare of land that was fenced around the decaying ruin of Kyte Manor including said ruin itself.
It was truly another successful crash landing, the owner of the ruins Gruis having navigated (though in reality she didn't have the slightest idea how to 'steer' the manor she owned.) the mansion into the land of Thrae, back to the crater she had previously left. At least she used the previously ruined land.
== The Inhabitants ==
The main inhabitant of the manor is obviously Gruis at least she is seen the most around those ruins. Other inhabitants include her daughter Levia who is rarely seen, and the various hauntings around the house due to the multitude of cursed objects. 
== About the Manor itself ==
Although little known the mansion was built in honor of Gruis by the late S. Kyte. The Manor has since being used as a museum for the various artifacts Gruis and S. Kyte uncovered during their various excavations. After S. Kyte passed however Gruis got into the business of buying up various other artifacts, as well as gladly taking on any and all cursed objects which the owners are usually all too happy to donate.
== Appearance ==
Coming up on the path to the Kyte plot two large rusted gates come into view, only half of the letters once spelling out Kyte Manor now remain hanging, even less of them are still legible as being letters. Beyond those gates a piece of decrepit land which would once have rivaled royal gardens can be seen, now however Gruis lets nature run its course and time did it's work on the various statues that line the pools. In the back garden some stone structures representing the ancient ruins stood looking about as ancient as the ruins they were meant to represent, possibly even being the real deal lifted from their original spot.
The manor itself seems in about as much disrepair and disuse as the statues and gardens in front of it seeming like it could come crashing down at any moment. Inside the place looks remarkably pristine in comparison to the outside with rows and rows of displays showing off the various findings.