The Sea Towers
These maritime landmarks are nearly identical in look and function. The empty, towers are well built, 40 feet high and 25 feet across. Each has a simple door that opens to a winding stair against the outer wall. Each has three levels with empty rooms at each level; the central and top levels have rotted wood furniture, suggesting they were manned long ago as watch posts. The top rooms of the towers are open to the air with windows all around. The air within the top room glows with continual light, as does the roof of the tower. The magical light is clearly visible for miles, given the heights at which the towers rest. The twin Sea Towers were built during the Shoon Empire by the wizard emperor Shoon IV as lighthouses to mark the Channel and the Race, and to allow his imperial ships safe passage at night. The continual light spells were cast with permanent effects, so they cannot be dispelled or even dimmed short of using a wish. The towers still light the channel and make it safe for passage.
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Tower
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