Irigidna

Notes

A small town in Tevona, an archipelago and province of Menevenes

Population of ten thousand, and is the capital of the province. Despite being the capital, it remains quiet, quaint, and people keep to themselves and their own community

Population of bronze sloths is higher than people, and many sloths find themselves returning to the same house for food. People build strong bonds with these sloths

Large fishing community, riding on sea turtles and catching fish in small nets. Taken back to shore to be cooked, some of it is given back to nature. Raw fish, fruits, seeds, and vegetables are laid out in platters outside houses, and wild animals come to feed

bronze lobsters are eaten with every meal, in an attempt to reduce their numbers in the reefs, as they are negatively impacting other populations

a large statue of a marble sea turtle can be found near the centre of the village. During local eevnts the turtle is dressed up with flowers and mosses, laid on its shell

locals celebrate water festivals when it rains. people leave their homes to enjoy the fresh rain, and they store as much water as they can to use on their crops

wild animals include a small species of spinosaurus which hunts in the reefs. sometimes a problem but more often than not will flee from people. there have been a number of cases of co-operation between spinosaurs and people, helping each other hunt

has been an official town for roughly five hundred years

was an independent town until three hundred years ago when the Tevona archipelago was acquired by Menevenes

was made its own province and now operates almost entirely independently

Type

Town

Population

10,400

Inhabitant Demonym

Irigidnan

Location under

Tevona