Siyah

Location
Northeastern Cadian coast, northeast of Abigh. Mostly flat landscape.

Noteable Trivia

 * Five centuries ago a Duchess in Siyah declared herself Queen and Siyah as Cadia’s capital. This caused a two year war between the Duchess Queen and the then Reigning Queen in Abigh. To end the war, the two Queens married and ruled together from Abigh.
 * Every two years, they would hold a week-long celebration in Siyah to celebrate their union. Over the years, it has turned from a national holiday to only being celebrated in Siyah. Two women are chosen to pose as the Two Queens and lead a large parade throughout the city. The Queens’ favorite delicacies: strawberry and raspberry cheesecake and cranberry orange tarts, are served free of charge by patisseries throughout the city.

Museum of Contemporary Art and Design
A colorful museum that gathers art and designed artifacts deemed significant or thought provoking from across Cadia. They occasionally hold exhibits from other countries or from specific artists. Elites of Cadia often flock to Siyah for these exhibits and to experience “authentic rural life”.

The Pale Walkers
A series of tall pale stones that form a nearly perfect straight line from a few miles out of the city limits to the ocean. The locals say they were once giant travelers, making their way towards the sea. It is not known whether this line of stones was man made, and there is no known natural explanation for them.