Elizzibiana/Sraan Residences

[Shh'o'kumu Terrace, Cherrywood Lane]
Several lovely homes are set back from the lane. Large cherrywood trees span the lane creating a cathedral-like effect, hence the lane's name. The driveways, landscaping and finishing touches of every home in the area speak of the tremendous wealth found in this privileged community. You also see a platinum Alamhif statue and a spacious oak-gabled manor.
Obvious paths: east.

You walk through the door of the spacious oak-gabled manor.

[Arthe Dale, Apple Blossom Lane]
An old-fashioned country lane wends its way east beneath the sheltering overhang of flowering cherry trees. Tiny thatched-roof cottages and other homes line the lane, surrounded by picket fences and neatly tended flower gardens. The faint sound of children's laughter can be heard from some of the homes. You also see a cozy red brick cottage, a yew-shingled stone block abode and an oak-shingled grey block house.
Obvious paths: north, east, south.

You walk through the door of the yew-shingled stone block abode.

[The Enclave at Fang Cove]
The idyllic view to the north is a stark contrast to that which heads inland off the beach. Just past this small cleared area is a long growing jungle of vines, fallen fronds and seed pods atop a prickly ground cover. There's little doubt that the tangled growth provides shelter to countless creatures, only some of which might be benign. You also see a rotting dried grass shed, a moss-covered stacked stone bothy and a small fieldstone hut.
Obvious paths: east, west.

You walk through the door of the moss-covered stacked stone bothy.