Salmora

In 397 KM Salmora fell into the Eclipse Night: for days the city was neither day nor night, and when the sky finally chose, its people no longer needed it to. The survivors had learned the balance between light and darkness, and the Eclipse-Born were born from that learning.

The region still lives at half-light. Permanent twilight tones, half-shadowed buildings, sun-and-moon motifs, long shadow streets, and architecture that shows one face in light and another in shade.

Salmora produces the continent''s most sought-after mediators — and, its critics add, its most unreadable neighbors.