Spring

*Cobblewind Village:* Tba

*Smeuse*: Surrounded by hedges trimmed into neat, natural walls, Smeuse is quite a romantic, if isolated little Spring town. Outdiders who enter tend to feel they've found a place stuck in time, or perhaps its outside of such trivial notions entirely.  The fashion dates back several generations, yet they seem content as ever.  They make most of their items themselves, relying largely on wood and weaving. They keep sheep and tend to them diligently, the few times anyone leaves town being to buy or sell some for new blood, or to marry.  They don't much keep up on what goes on outside their little world, and are more content and serene for it.

*Querencia*: In the tallest forests of Spring, so deep in you think you're getting lost, there is Querencia. You'll first hear the music in the distance, or see a child playing in the brush. Before you know it, you're already in town....but won't realize until you look up. Built onto the trees and connected by bridges and ladders, the people here tend to stay above ground, living in the trees more than the floor. Very skilled in medicine as a rule, Querencia is a safe, peaceful place to be....so long as you aren't afraid of heights.

*Garlion Village* :

A secret, hidden village for demigods, direct and decended. Not big on newcomers or the gods that sired them, they have mostly faded into stories...

*Lavender Sky Square:* A bustling and prosperous town in Spring's idyllic countryside, famous for their lavender crops and beekeeping/honey production. The late Countess Cynthia Von Cartier's countryside estate is located just outside the town. Surrounded by seemingly endless fields of lavender as far as the eye can see, with beekeeping farms dotting the purple landscape, Lavender Sky Square is quite popular amongst artists for landscapes and sunrises/sunsets, as the contrast between the setting/rising golden sun and purple fields of lavender is stunning. Some of their more famous products are lavender honey, massive glistening golden honeycombs, lavender honey tarts, lavender honey lemonade, beeswax, and other fruit or floral-infused honeys. While many tourists and visitors are enchanted by the picturesque town with it's lovely scents and delicious honey and lavender treats, many of the locals are *quite* tired of honey and lavender, and the allure has been lost on them (after all, there's just so *much* of the stuff *e v e r y w h e r e* and in *e v e r y t h i n g*),

**Cities:**

**Capital City:** Wellspring

*Solandis*: Largely agreed to be the oldest city in the world by historians, even predating the Ancient Thystical City by several centuries, Solandis is part city, part monument by now and is a proud example of staying in touch with history. Carved into the side of a cliff long before any books can date, the city was expanded and grown by each generation, making it just shy of being the biggest in length or height, and in time should things keep going as they are, it will make it.  Still, as far as *population*, it takes the prize. Built in layers going up and inside of the cliff face, it has several man-made platforms—almost like shelves—for more houses, building and shops to be on, perhapd some parks inside too that the people planted and grew generations before, and even the oldest of structures are still kept and used today, be it housing or ancient shops, none of it goes to waste, which leaves the scholars and historians frantic. Largely self-sustaining, they sell a bit of everything but most notably brick and pottery, as well as many books.

*Shivelight*: Near enough to Summer to sample its harsh sun, Shivelight had to adapt as it grew from a modest town to a large city, and like everything it does, it did so with *style*.  Growing trees all around the boarder in carefully spaced rows, they spent generations growing them tall and directing said growth until they curled over the city in a living dome, weaving in and out of the branches of their neighbors and allowing only  delicate beams of light to filter down, as if in a thick forest with the sun overhead.  The center of the dome tends to have hanging vines and flowers that drape down from it, making a unique centerpiece. Within the city, people live in the shade happily, proud of their beautiful home, and have attracted many artists, designers and sculptures to take inspiration from their home, leaving their shops and people with some of the most beautiful items around.

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**Other Notable Locations**:

*Nyxus Hospital*: Built to be accessible by air, land or sea, Nyxus Hospital is run by a collection of Spring's greatest healers and priests of Nyx himself. Tall and beautiful, with dandelion-gold roofs and many boats and docks for those who are coming by water or need the smoother transport, it is quite a sight to behold, and some folks even settled down around it if they work in the hospital, are regular patients or are studying healing. Within its heart is a temple to Nyx, which is attended regularly, but the hospital itself acts as a monument to him and his name.

**Queen:** QueenBlossom Spring

**King:** KingAlder Spring

**Princesses:**

Princess Meddow Spring

Princess Rosebud Spring

Princess Tulip Spring

**Princes:**

Prince Meadow Lark Spring

Prince Echo Spring

Prince Sunshine M. Spring

**Aristocrats:**

Lady Avalon Alrade

Sakura Blossom

Lord Root

Countess Cleo Andersons-Merriweather

**Guards:**

Robin

Abyss Krahs

**Peasents:**

Daisy Longbow

Doku

Lacey Bright

Barry

Claire Primrose

Hubble

Hades Kronoson

Than

The Jester