Narn's Son

Narn's Son was and is the refuge for the Capital Elves and their Loyalists during and after the Spreading of Obscura as well as the ArkonxRedoran War. The Island still functions to this day as a head of it's own government, trying to grasp at the tendrils fo the Empire of Dusk remaining. Dorvan Arkon spent many years in Narn's Son's relative safety during the recovery period after the war alongside his family members. He seeks to grow outside of the power of the deteriorated Capital Elves lineage which still commands him to retake the fallen lands and to outright annihilate Xankresh Avani and his descendants so that his traitorous blood may never bear fruit again.
Narn's son in and of itself is a very prosperous northwestern island; consisting of old world buildings and ample farmland to which they enforce those under their ruling to cultivate for the families still in command. Most of them being humans who have neve rknwon anything but he Empire and have been tricked into thinking that all that lies outside of Narn's Son is murderous elven armies and rebellious men who would seek to butcher the whole lot of them. While they are subjugated they still enjoy a better than average life compared to what Everglowians and Westerners have to deal with at their station.
No men of Narn may take up arms, they are taught farming techniques and food production, as well as masonry, glass making, and other servil professions to which they are paid no money but instead provided three square meals, straw bedding, and bunk houses adjacent to their owner's housings. They are still slaves by all accounts, but the method of slavery has always been a point of conflict for Drow. Historically it's recounted they were worked to death under the Empire. However most surviving drow scholars of the late collapse era take note that most subjugation was simply that the Empire kept their populace stupid and enfeebled. Knowing only aggrarian practices or monument building, never education about how to maintain society.
All resident's of Narn's Son practice the Aradian faith, the Elves practice the Servant's of Aradia Faith, with the humans following the Children of Aradia faith and give thanks to their benefactors unaware of their imprisonment.
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