Fenmyre

Once upon a time, The Forgotten Island was a ritzy tourist destination. Each structure was made of native wood and was build to last. The island is surrounded by a plethora of docks stretching out into the sea. Some of those docks still have ships, boats and yachts either floating or half submerged. The beaches are littered with still more vessels, battered by the elements or slowly being eaten by sand. The various structures of the island have gradually been reclaimed by the earth, though the larger buildings still remain mostly intact.

At the very heart of the island rests a wooden structure that was once a vast resort. Rustic elegance had been their aim. There is no glass in any of the windows, instead there are old, wooden shutters, most of which are no longer operational. The structure is circular in shape, with three wings in its entirety. In the center of this circle is an atrium that was once very grand. The atrium is now overgrown with vines and other plants. At the center of the atrium is a gargantuan ficus tree; its huge, gnarled roots coil over the ground like massive, frozen snakes. The ground of the atrium is covered in a thick blanket of leaf litter, making the floor very soft and spongy.

The King of Fenmyre claims the largest room in the North Wing as his own. The space is heaped high with furs, cushions and all manner of comforts.

The East Wing is claimed by Siren, the Queen of Fenmyre and Dalila, consort to King and Queen. Attached to this wing is a sprawling garden complete with an operational greenhouse.

The West Wing is claimed by the Kings consort, Aliana. This wing houses both flower and herb gardens as well as beehives.

The South Wing is claimed by the Kings former consort, Viper.

Many freshwater streams flow through the island, so water can be found in abundance. There are plenty of pigs on the island as well as some wild cattle. After painstaking relocation, a healthy population of island deer will eventually grow. The space is rarely quiet. With so many birds and night creatures taking residence in the tropical space, it tends to get rather loud sometimes.

On the northern edge of the island is a long structure that's mostly intact. The stone and wood rooms look as though they may have once housed livestock. These rooms have been reinforced with steel bars. These days, this is where the King keeps the slaves that others will come to utilize or purchase.