Dunatis Abbey

Gazing across the grasslands and fields, the distant sight of steep hills dot the landscape. Upon one such hill sits a structure whose stone walls encompass the entire top of the hill, encircling a series of stone and wood buildings in the style of the Church of Ithea. The tops of fruit trees can be seen peeking over the walls in places and terraced vegetable and fruit gardens and vine crops make neat rows on some parts of the lower hill, stretching down into the rolling land below. From this distance, you can make out workers tending the crops, many of them women who appear to be dressed in the simple garb of the Church.   A road, more like a wide path, leads in the direction of the abbey off of the main road and follows it along a steeply inclined road leading up to the thick wooden wall reinforced with metal banding.   (visitors and passerby arriving from sunrise until several hours after sunset will hear the church bell toll throughout the valley)