Difference between revisions of "Kilahito"

Kilahito is located not far from the ruins of [[Torio City]], and it is of a comparable size.{{book ref|yumi|32}} It is also only five miles from Yumi's prison, during her time of captivity.{{book ref|yumi|34}} The city is laid out in a circular configuration,{{book ref|yumi|1}} that is sometimes broken into different wedges and rings,{{book ref|yumi|7}}{{book ref|yumi|3}} crossed with asphalt streets{{book ref|yumi|15}} wide enough for vehicles.{{book ref|yumi|14}} Warehouse structures with white faces and no outward-facing windows circle the perimeter of the city, just inside of a perimeter road.{{book ref|yumi|1}} The city is likely built around a [[hion]] stub,{{book ref|yumi|24}} and it is adjacent to a lake, which serves as the city's primary water supply..{{book ref|yumi|14}}

While the machine is active, the [[shroud]] encircles the city like a dome, though following the battle of Kilahito the shroud dissipates.{{book ref|yumi|41}} Due to fear of [[nightmare]]s during that period, poorer sections of the town are located closer to the perimeter.{{book ref|yumi|5}} A pleasure district, as well as the narrow Rabble Way--a "low-end" merchant district, --are located near the perimeter, and tend to be more active at night than the rest of the city.{{book ref|yumi|1}}{{book ref|yumi|3}} Due to the unending darkness of the shroud, "night time" is a matter of convention that the city generally follows.{{book ref|yumi|1}} Other than the nightmares during this period of the city's history, the town is considered to be quite safe.{{book ref|yumi|1}}