Yeluma

Located in the valley of the Cobalt River basin in central Farryn, Yeluma is nestled among the green hills of the region, naturally protected from extreme elements and outside threats. Home to the Temple of Chauntea and Botanical Gardens, Yeluma's claim to fame is the fertile soil that produces beautiful fruit trees and flowers that locals use to produce magical poltices, decorative crafts, and natural remedies. While the region is not built to sustain industrial farming beyond a few local farms, it does provide the right amount of sunlight, rainfall, and temperate climate for a variety of flowers, as well as several fruit orchards and grape vineyards. As a stop on the Continental Railway, travelers from across Farryn and even Theonia occasionally visit the city for a long weekend to enjoy the artsy and natural atmosphere or to enjoy a wine tasting at the Yeluma Winery.

While much smaller than Springreach in both size and population, and despite its more wooded and natural design and decor, Yeluma is still developed and modernized, with a market and specialty shops and a branch of the Bank of Farryn. Those that have made Yeluma their home are often those that have an appreciation and love of nature and enjoy an easy-going life along the river.

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City