Latislarn

Latislarn occupies a narrow inlet on the southeastern coast of the Valencourt. Terraces along a steep, rocky slope to the north support a variety of fruit trees but few buildings. Likewise, the bare stone promontory to the southwest hems in the city, though atop this tower stand the many-columned temples that pay tribute to the protecting creatures of the sea. The city nestles in the space between these two heights, dotted with lush gardens and parks kept green all year round. By night, the waves stimulate bio-luminescent plankton in the water, causing the entire coast to shimmer with an aquatic aurora. By day, the city sparkles from the mica-laden stucco used in most utilitarian buildings, though the construction styles may seem haphazard at times—a result of past regimes’ attempts to rebuild Latislarn to match their respective visions. More recent construction has been uniformed and retains artistic styles.