White River City was built along the banks of the White River, a source of water that flowed year-round. Thanks to its abundant freshwater fish and fertile soil, Duke Theodore had opened vast lands for farming, turning the city into a thriving agricultural and trade hub.
The city was protected by two layers of defense: the outer city wall and the inner city wall. The inner wall housed nobles and important administrative buildings, while the outer region was home to commoners and slum dwellers. Despite the disparity, the roads were well-maintained and constantly patrolled to uphold law and order. Wide enough for two carriages to pass side by side, these roads bustled with merchants trading goods daily.
Inside the castle, Duke Theodore sat in his study, visibly aged and lost in thought. Th
