The Blood Village

The Blood village is a large, Hidden Village found in the North-West, some distance away from both the wind and earth nations. Centered in a large, temperate like region, the urban terrain is usually humid and moist with somewhat slick soil, and scattered reed-like grass.

The air itself seems to be stuck in some infinite twilight. No matter the time of day, the sky in the nation of Blood, and most so in the Hidden Blood Village, is always in a smog-like red-orange color, giving everything a mixed color of twilight, and blood, hence its name.

The Town itself is a large, Perfect circular wall, based in the center of an open field, with surrounding mountain terrain. The main bulk of the village is stone, carved houses, all 3 floors, with windows, in a mixed architecture of “asian” and “europen” style by today’s standards. Stone carved roads also cover the area, all perfectly equal and symmetrical. Several small domes also cover the area. Such are parks, as the outside area is un-able to house large plants. Such areas are used for recreation.

Three large Canals run off in a large triangular shape in the circle like city, with many smaller Canals running off from them, causing the spread of several bridges spanning the already large city. Were one to look from a distance, the circular wall and large canals make the city appear like an exact replica of the Jashin Symbol.

The center of the village holds the Temple of Jashin. Large dark and brooding, its many towers and spires reach out well into 20 floors. Giving off a feel that every dark crevice is watching, its anointed with Banners of Jashin, and many demonic looking gargoyles. Carved and anointed intricately, the temple can be seen in all distances.

All in all, the necropolis gives off a sense of despair, yet life is quite neutral. Most conversation is left for the homes, where people have their privacy, and Zelots of Jashin are avoided at all costs by the population. Life here is hard, as the Church of Jashin if somewhat fanatical, but The high priest ensures life is decent.