Lost Watch (location)

[1] - Lost Watch :  Decades within the making the City of Lost Watch is the oldest indicator of the worlds age. A city within a plateau, along the steps of new world. The entrance is of this town is in the cave between multiple waterfalls. The cave is less of a pathway and more of a doorway, with the inside expanding into a large area bright with light multiple miles wide. A mountainous area with this cave system, formed by water drops. Along the edge of the roof and walls there is water is following the edge, like a set of small rivers going along the entire ceiling.

Infrastructure: Weather: Seasons Economy Culture Food Accommodations
 * rivers are the primary means of travel, gondola's and a series of water elevators form the heart of the infrastructure
 * Due to the constant water flow along the ceiling and the stalagmite and stalactite columns water is permanently falling upon this town.
 * Always looks like a full moon.
 * A large pillar of light with a waterfall coming down Illuminates the town, as the light reflects off points of the Stalactite upon the ceiling mirroring the stars.
 * The only seasons are Fall, and Winter.
 * Fall - Makes up the majority of the year.
 * Winter - Causes the area to become isolated and fishing becomes scarce.
 * A heavy trade in fish and of course tourism.
 * An hourglass shaped pillar is the signature view of the city. This Hourglass marking is shown on clothes and at affixed the edges of the gondolas
 * A city of romance
 * Notable Cultural Events
 * In the winter the middle column waterfall freezes, and along the edge of the wall.  Within the core of the waterfall, water still flows and fish swim beneath the frozen surface.
 * In Spring when the ice begins to melt from the top down, water from the waterfall is dispersed more uniformly. As a result a rainbow forms along each side of the waterfall.
 * Every day the city lights up like it is night, and in the night the moonlight only illuminates the middle of the pillar.
 * A wide variety of water snakes, small fresh water fish, and the iconic food of this town flying fish.


 * Wood housing affixed on piers usually surrounding a column or Stalagmite. All the houses are made to float as boating structures with the exception of those living upon high.