Landmarks
1. The Spark Grounds. Beneath the crackling flares of a lightning tower, this open field draws crowds to watch the death-defying stunts of acrobats and circus performers, including the notorious "spark flyers" who soar in manned kites adorned with bits of metal to attract arcs of electricity from the barrier in a pyrotechnic display.
2. The Ease. The northern part of the district is more easily navigated by gondola than by coach, and the dozens of entryways into the canals are flanked by shops and brothels advertising their wares with colored electric lights and flying banners.
3. Fogcrest. A high, peaked hilltop crowded with rowhouses jammed within the maze of narrow stairways that constitute its "streets." A bohemian community of artists, free-thinkers, psychedelic explorers, and philosophers.
4. Ankhayat Park. This extravagantly landscaped space is the largest open area in the city, hosting many public festivals and events throughout the year. The Iruvian noble for whom the park is named keeps a falcon aviary and stable of fine horses at the park and sometimes organizes gamehawking for the nobility.
