Gaia

Gaia Town

The town of Gaia is small, but rapidly growing. At the centre of the town is a large memorial dedicated to two tragic fires, each of which killed half of the population, just a hundred years apart from each other.

Royal Palace

A beautiful palace surrounded by cherry trees, this is the home of the Gaian royal family. Representatives and spies also live here, and this is where the Obsidian Stone Vault entrance is hidden. Anyone is allowed in the palace grounds, but only those invited can enter the palace itself.

Guard Base

Gaia's guards live in a comfortable building built close to the town gate, to provide the best protection to the town possible.

Researcher's Base

The researcher base is set next to the guard's base.

Healer's Base

The healer's base is the only base set near the palace. It is actually within the palace grounds though there is a separate path leading to it.

Gaian Memorial

The centre of the town is a massive memorial to the people who died in two fires that were just a century apart. Both fires were caused by the same people who used both Amber and Obsidian, and each time half the town died.

Town Walls

The outskirts of Gaia is surrounded by large stone walls, with the only known entrance being a large wooden gate. Unbeknownst to most there is a hidden entrance within the palace grounds, to be used as an emergency escape route during trouble, but only the royal family and heads know of it at present. Unlike most places, Gaia is not patrolled by shape-shifter guards. Instead, a giant, three-headed firebreathing hellhound keeps watch. This hellhound is centuries old, and belonged to a Lunarian named Ryan. When Ryan drowned in the Lunarian floods, the Gaian representative at the time, Lily, took on the hellhound, named Nukpana, and eventually he chose to live in Gaia and protect it. He has no known master and obeys no one.

Wolf Lake

A large lake near to the town. In the centre of the lake there is an island, and on that island is a tree house with several ancient carvings in. Mysteriously, these carvings seem to represent the shape-shifters of legend, and depict scenes from those legends- but they have been dated by researchers as being centuries older than the legends. Touching this tree house is now an offence against Gaia due to the age and fragility of it, and it is guarded by a pack of wolves.