Morwyn

The village of Morwyn is a quaint settlement nestled in a serene valley. Most of the inhabitants are humble farmers, tending to fields of wheat, barley, and vegetables that stretch out in neat rows surrounding the village. The village itself is dotted with small workshops where blacksmiths, weavers, and carpenters ply their trades, the sounds of hammering metal and the scent of fresh wood often filling the air.   A cobblestone path winds its way up a gentle hill at the village's edge, leading to a small, ancient castle. The castle, with its weathered stone walls and ivy-clad towers, stands as a silent guardian overlooking Morwyn. It is modest in size but rich in history, serving as both a watchful protector of the village and a reminder of its storied past. The villagers often look to the castle with a sense of pride and security, knowing it has stood the test of time through generations.