Ninpocho Chronicles

Feed - The Tear-Drop Oasis The Tear-Drop Oasis
Within the walls of Soon's Haven one will find a mass of land in the form of a tear-drop and at its heart is a freshwater source which sustains the region. Small farms exist in the region which heavily depend upon this freshwater source to grow crops as the neighboring sea contains nothing but saltwater. (Must have entered Soon's Haven to have access)
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Feed - The Merchant Lord's Alcazar The Merchant Lord's Alcazar
The village of Soon's Haven has a socioeconomic gradient where the wealthiest members of Soon's upper echelon live and work in the very heart of the village. These structures are massive and grand, unlike the small hovels and mismatched storefronts that greet visitors as they enter through the gates. Only the wealthiest members of society buy, sell or live here.
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Feed - The Bazaar The Bazaar
The marketplace of Soon's Haven. Colorful awnings scattered through narrow streets. The Bazaar surrounds the entirety of Soon's Haven less the salty sea harbor. There is an obvious socioeconomic gradient that can be seen immediately upon entry, a place where vendors not only sell their wares but also live. Retail is a way of life here for most of these citizens, a waterway that connects Wind Country to the rest of the world, as well as a trade route to most of Wind Country, commerce has become a means of survival here. Yet this is not where the highest 'quality' items would be found, this is where the average man or woman attempts to carve out an existence in this cut-throat economy.
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Feed - Soon's Harbor Soon's Harbor
The harbor connects Soon's Haven with the rest of the world. The smell of salt and fish permeates the air here. Some fish in these crystal blue waters while others spend their days sailing or even swimming. These waters are relatively safe as long as the land is in sight, however for those who venture into deeper waters the potential for danger lurks just beneath the surface. Sailors also cite concerns over a growing population of pirates sailing the waters between Soon's Harbor and Tea Country.
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