About the Region
The Forest Region of Hyanes is known to resist many hazardous natural disasters apart from the other two regions. This region is also known for its extensive research into magic and its unknown boundaries and limitations to it. Hence, Hyanes is known as the home of the scholars, whether they are able to cast magic or not.
Hyanian Architecture comprises semi-modern to royal buildings that are mainly built beside or on top of giant trees, one of the main features of this island region. Its residents believe that sustainable architecture can be built whilst devoting their life to studies and nature itself, hence the dense forests that many people would encounter upon arriving at the region.
Emblem of Hyanes
As mentioned, Hyanes is a region that incorporates the power of nature into its design, along with the semi-modern or royal architecture. The icon shows the Ganymede Governor's Hall, behind one of the region's largest trees. Leaves and other touches of nature are also considered in the making of their emblem.
Landmarks and Places
Hyanes is divided into five Sectors:
- All administrative buildings, as well as the Ganymede Governor's Hall, are in the capital sector of Mihoina.
- Other sectors are named Akhamamir, Ervalen, Valantis, and Felleria.
- Akhamamir connects easily to the region of Lycana through the Giana-Herne Border Bridge (A1 Entry Point), which leads to Triana.
- The Grand Central Station is known to be the most scenic of railways, which is named the Amenemhat Grand Central Station. The station is located in Valantis, which also houses the Port of Kawerik. The port is mainly used to connect to Songseol, for the most part in trade.
- Since Hyanes is known for their extensive studies, there are lots of schools and libraries within the region. The Sairai Archives (one of the largest libraries in Kirite, and a research facility too!) is located in Ervalen.