Orilon

Districts

Old Town: This district holds old world charm in it. It attracts tourists with its architecture and small streets, with its old homes and specialty shops that harken back to the old days. It remains a testament to what can be done through hard work and sweat as this is where the founders planted their roots and started the town. Citadel: The Citadel took a while to be built and was started about 100 years after the town was founded. The people had hoped that by building it, the Shogunate would come to visit. Though none ever did, the Citadel has been put to good use for business meetings, important weddings, and for state funerals. It is a tourist attraction and there are tours of it given during peak seasons. Clearplace: This district is a large part of the city. It is an ecclectic mix of homes, apartments, and businesses. This is also where a majority of the schools are (children have to come from all over the city to attend). Butcher's Arch: This district houses the soldiers stationed here. There are also several meat processing plants and some old time butches who sell meat fresh daily. There are stories about how this area was the base for several criminal gangs and that when they reigned here, it was a blood bath on the streets. Cotton Horn: This outlying district is home to shabby houses. The poor and lower-middle class live here because they can't afford anything better. Many of them work the farms around the city.