Mythological locations

This page provides basic descriptions on some of the many mythological locations that exist in our silly little universe. If you wish to explore these locations you can always try and set up an adventure there. Heads up: it may be denied for lore reasons.

## Olympus

Location: The 1000th floor of her Empire State Building.

Reachability: Easy, characters come here for special occasions such as solaces or too meet their godly parent if they bought the item in the shop.

Home to: Lots of nymphs, some peaceful monsters, and lots of gods.

## Aeolia

Location: constantly changing, durning the winter solace it can be found at the tip of Maine. Some years it even takes a trip too Iceland! Durning the summer solace it can be found in Southern California, on the years Aelous doesn’t go to Hawaii.

Reachability: Varies depending on its location. A well trained pegasi rider should be able to reach this island majority of the time though.

Home to: Aeolus, Wind nymphs, Harpies, Cardinal Nymphites, and a handful of older demigods.

Aeolia is built to be very walk-able but it’s possible to ride pegasi or fly through the streets. It also has a neat design where the lowest and generally lower quality buildings are in the outer rings and as you walk towards the center the buildings get taller. Although no building is taller than the Castle of Aeolus. It’s a very lively city and it’s easy to spot all sorts of folk going about their lives on a visit. There’s plenty of parks and greenery throughout the island too. There’s also a bunch of Cumulus trees, as they are native to that island.

### The palace

There’s three dorms into the palace. One leads to the weather station, one leads to a thrift shop, and the other leads to Aeolus actual palace part of his place.

**The grotto of Aeolia (aka the thrift shop)**

You can find anything that’s ever been lost here. When you enter you’ll get greeted by the parrot harpy Zip in a wide circular room with a cash register. The rooms has six doors. Ones the exist and the rest lead to the sections where everything is stored. Everything is organized into five main categories. ‘Clothes, Jewelry, & shoes’ holds exactly what it says it holds. No magical items can be found there because anything magical is behind either the ‘Demigods, Gods, & Nature folk’ door or the ‘Books, Scroll, & Treasure’ door. None of that caught your interest? Then you should check out either the ‘Mortal Weapons’ door or the ‘Other stuff’ door.

**The weather headquarters**

A very chaotic room most days. There’s multiple devisions of nymphs to change the weather to the gods liking. There’s also one poor guy who’s job it is to type out constant weather updates. This position opens up constantly so if you need a job just contact Aeolus! Often Aeolus can be seen in the middle of the room directing the nymph squads and yelling at the cardinal wind gods to do their job. On the few times a year where he gets the day off his main assistant will take over and oftentimes do a better job than him. ~~Don’t tell Aeolus I said that though~~.

### Around the island

Sure the place might be the main attraction but there’s plenty of other stuff to do.

**The pegasi feild**

This massive field that’s sparsely populated with Cumulus tree’s and overrun with dandelions is a favorite home to many wild pegasi. Some of the residents of Aeolia let their mounts run free here in between feeding times. Sometimes demigods try and tame members of the wild herds but that has a history of going wrong. Instead it’s much more fun to watch whatever herd is stopping by, and who knows you might even spot a gryphon.

**The library**

It’s a quaint little place with windows facing the pegasi felids and a cozy automphere. The librarian is an old grandma aged demigods with a thick southern accent. She’s very friendly but will remind you to keep quiet. It’s hard for people to curl up with a good book if anyone is being too loud after all.

**Street details**

When walking around on Aeolia it’s easy to spot these rather large trees with leaves that look like clouds. They are called cumulus trees and any of them that are planted around the neighborhood are there to honor life. Sometimes families will have just one tree for their entire family and each person gets a trinket. Other times people of importance, or those who died heroically get their own tree. If a tree is for one person it gets decorated every year on their death day. Whatever decorations look the nicest get left up.

## Hades Realm

Location: DOA recording studios, LA

Reachability: Difficult if you’re not his child or Thanatos’s child

Home to: The underworld gods, the dead, hellhounds, and other monsters

## Poseidons Realm

Location: underwater somewhere. No mortal really knows

Reachability: Difficult especially if you aren’t invited

Home to: Friendly Cyclopes, Poseidon and his divine family, all types of aquatic nymphs

### Villages

All of the small villages in his realm tend to be about the same structure wise, and slightly differ in culture. They all have two types of houses. There are houses woven out of seaweed (or sometimes kelp), which are rare as it takes a long time to weave these plants. They also tend to take a dome like shape as that is easiest when weaving. Then there are the cave or artificial cave houses. Cave houses are just natural caves that have been inhabited. Artificial cave houses are when they stack a bunch of loose rocks (after they determine the rock isn’t that important to the local environment) together and use same natural clay to hold the rocks together. These houses can be all kinds of funky shapes, but the most popular is a minimalist, small hut.

## Boreas’s Palace

Location: far north somewhere, exact location unknown

Reachability: Extremely difficult unless you were invited

Home to: North Wind Nymptites, Boreas, Khione

This palace looms over all, the sky not being any sort of limit for this magnificent structure. Walls, floors, and furniture alike seized any filth that threatened to land upon it. There is multiple depictions of stories upon the walls in papers that went on for miles and miles across the many floors of Boreas’s Palace. Unlike Aeolia, Olympus, and Poseidon’s Realm, this place is *just* a palace. The couple of nymphites here are only here to attend to the building and the gods within it.

## Credits

Thus far everything on this page has been written by Puffin