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Avalon, the sky realm and home to the elves. Their kingdom is larger than either of the other two nations knows. They are unobtainable and untouchable. Unlike Ilyos and Xalterra, no one enters or leaves Avalon without consent of the King. Humans and Dwarves are never allowed to set foot in the sky realm, and most elves do not leave their kingdom. So knowledge about Avalon is scarce and unreliable. What is known, is that Avalon is made up numerous floating islands high up above the clouds. On stormy, overcast days it is easy to forget that the sky realm even exists, their floating world hidden beyond the clouds. But on clear sunny days, it seems as though the hovering masses expand on forever. Sometimes even the bridges and pathways that connect the islands are visible.
Similar to Ilyos, there is only one way in and out of Avalon… Other than falling the long drop to whatever waters or lands lie below. A pathway of small floating masses the size of small homes create a stair of sorts up to the sky realm, connected by bridges. The closest of the islands hasn't lowered its ladder in over a decade, and floats over one hundred feet above the ground below. The stairs are never in the same place for long, often migrating to different locations over Ilyos and Xalterra. Unlike the other two kingdoms, smuggling your way into Avalon is near to impossible.
The largest of the floating islands is the keep. The entirety of the land mass is covered with the castle, that is larger than all of the other structures in Avalon combined. Inside is the most lucrative and high priced market in all of the lands. Many years ago, merchants from Ilyos and Xalterra would travel to this market to exchange goods with the Elves, but with the impending war, all trade has been closed off between the nations. One thing the Avalonians do not have is a dungeon. They do not believe in the keeping of prisoners or trials. Whenever someone is found committing any crimes, said person is thrown from the sky realm and falls to their death to the kingdoms below.
Similar to Ilyos, there is only one way in and out of Avalon… Other than falling the long drop to whatever waters or lands lie below. A pathway of small floating masses the size of small homes create a stair of sorts up to the sky realm, connected by bridges. The closest of the islands hasn't lowered its ladder in over a decade, and floats over one hundred feet above the ground below. The stairs are never in the same place for long, often migrating to different locations over Ilyos and Xalterra. Unlike the other two kingdoms, smuggling your way into Avalon is near to impossible.
The largest of the floating islands is the keep. The entirety of the land mass is covered with the castle, that is larger than all of the other structures in Avalon combined. Inside is the most lucrative and high priced market in all of the lands. Many years ago, merchants from Ilyos and Xalterra would travel to this market to exchange goods with the Elves, but with the impending war, all trade has been closed off between the nations. One thing the Avalonians do not have is a dungeon. They do not believe in the keeping of prisoners or trials. Whenever someone is found committing any crimes, said person is thrown from the sky realm and falls to their death to the kingdoms below.
