Port Santa located in the Gaia Province, south of the Feynapotter Kingdom and southwest of the Pyraez mountain range (also known as Dariège mountain range).
Climate[]
The Pyraez mountain range acted as a barrier against the cold winds heading south. Consequently, the Port Santa, situated southwest of the Pyraez mountain range, enjoyed abundant sunlight and warm weather. Even in winter, the plains and pastures thrived with lush grass suitable for grazing.
History[]
During the Battle of the Violated Oath that began in the Fifth Epoch in 738, the entire Gaia Province, especially those near the Pyraez mountain range, attempted to gain independence but failed.
Later, in order to guard against the natives, despite high-quality iron and coal mines just south of the Pyraez Mountains, the Feynapotter Kingdom only set up smelting factories and no gun factories. There wasn't a single native in the troops stationed here; they were all assigned to other places.
it's unknown whether belief in a God of Knowledge and Wisdom who supported the independence of Lenburg, Segar, Masin was ever widespread here.
In Port Santa, the possession of cold weapon is legal. It's a local custom. The Feynapotter Kingdom government respects this tradition. Besides, it's a good thing for them to have more people die in the Gaia Province because of this place's history of rebellion.
The Fertility Order, one of the Church of the Earth Mother's three combat orders is stationed permanently in the Gaia Province. They guard against Intis in the north and Lenburg in the northeast. Simultaneously, they also monitor the locals, encountering combat nuns in the Gaia Province and Port Santa isn't uncommon.[1][2]
Sea Prayer Ritual[]
The Sea Prayer Ritual of Port Santa folklore was believed to trace back to the Fourth Epoch. This annual event, overseen by the Church of the Earth Mother, was modest and confined to this port; it lacked any widespread publicity.[3]
Fishing, a vital industry in Port Santa, instilled both fear and reverence for the sea in every fisherman’s veins. While they could have children who strayed from the beliefs of the Earth Mother, they couldn’t bear descendants who dared to blaspheme the sacred Sea Prayer Ritual.[4]
Notable Place[]
- Solow Motel: Where Lumian Lee as Louis Berry lives.
- Milo Village: The oldest local fishing village, where the Governor of the Sea reside.
References
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 538
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 545
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 532
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 533
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