Chateau Dumin

The hereditary estate of Jacqueline Dumin, the head of the shear-wielding family that define the cutting edge of fashion. Their family is very old and well respected among the nobility of the Ruby District. The Chateau itself is one of the more grander buildings within the district, with no expense too great to flaunt their families wealth. It straddles one of the many small rivers that cut its way through the city and is known for its lush gardens hidden behind gothic fences. Despite the visual luster of the Chateau, it is considered one of the least popular places to visit among the nobility due to the constant sightings of rats in the estate.