The Amber City

Continuing our cruise along the river that runs through the clay canyons of the southern region, we find our second destination, the Amber city, named for the reddish tones of the rock on which it is built. The city is divided by the river into several sections and built on the edge of its cliffs. One of the best ways to get from side to side is by boat or across the bridges that connect the different sections. The city economy is based mainly on the merchandise it receives through the river from other regions. It is a region rich in minerals, and in other activities such as clay crafts and a very touristic site for people who go to visit the southern regions, when they are not at war.