Natali

Natali, is a popular tourist destination often called the city of forever. Despite the nearby forests of Natil it remains popular with people from all over, offering a large variety of things to do and see. One of the most famous places is Dragon park, a large forested area with dozens of monuments and statues, and is located directly in the middle of the city. One of these many monuments is the star spire, the tallest building in the world standing at a towering 2,718 feet tall. This tall tower is a beautiful sight at night, shimmering in many colors almost appearing like the southeastern lights of old, one of many reasons this city is so popular. The city originally was a popular trade center during the early nineteenth century, as well as temporarily being the religious center of the church of the mosaic in the 1930s. Since those days, Natali has remained one of the largest cultural centers in the country, still based mainly on a traders economy, though most accept chips, the country’s currency, as well. Now, things have not always been peaceful in Natali, during the cold massacre in the 1960’s Natali suffered major cultural and physical damage due to the prejudice against Athians and Inpones leaving permanent scars. In the north most side of the city you can find a quiet spot called the white scar, in this large open space the ground is covered in white and light grey rocks, with white flower trees occasionally growing from the ground. The white scar was made soon after the cold massacre to represent the scars, mental and physical, that many people bear from the event, and to serve as a reminder of the beauty of life. Ten years ago seven red rocks were added to the landscape, these serve to remind why they never want to go through another cold massacre like event. Each rock represents the seven gods of life from the beginning days of the city. Reaneth, Calleren, Alania, Oegian, Deliam, Belleck, and Ermin.