Seeker (The Source Chronicles book 1)
“Anduin was one of the foremost ports on the continent, and a wealthy and clean city of Sharron. The streets were well cared for, free of debris and garbage. Sewers had been dug under the city a couple hundred years ago, and the buildings were either renovated and cared for as they had been for centuries, or were removed and replaced with new structures.
The port was therefore a mixture of architectural styles ranging across almost four centuries. Some structures held a historic value, wh...ile others were purely functional, though aesthetically pleasing. None were dilapidated, and no signs of peeled paints or crumbling stone were anywhere to be found in the entirety of the city.
A couple miles outside of Anduin was the expansive estate of the namesake of the port, and encompassing Barony. The Anduin Estate was unoccupied, but constantly maintained, should its owners pay a visit to their ancestral lands. The manor had been used as a summer home by the Crown since Varlyn-Sharron’s elevation over four hundred years ago. Varlock-Sharron and his family had not visited for more than a decade, however.MoreLess
The port was therefore a mixture of architectural styles ranging across almost four centuries. Some structures held a historic value, wh...ile others were purely functional, though aesthetically pleasing. None were dilapidated, and no signs of peeled paints or crumbling stone were anywhere to be found in the entirety of the city.
A couple miles outside of Anduin was the expansive estate of the namesake of the port, and encompassing Barony. The Anduin Estate was unoccupied, but constantly maintained, should its owners pay a visit to their ancestral lands. The manor had been used as a summer home by the Crown since Varlyn-Sharron’s elevation over four hundred years ago. Varlock-Sharron and his family had not visited for more than a decade, however.MoreLess
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