Triluna

City of Triluna
Located at the southern end of the island Jortistlan off the Northern coast, it is presently the second largest city of Lumminalux. Originally founded as a fishing community three thousand years prior to the Heavenfall, it has grown in population and importance as it serves as a port to the Caelestine Fleets that protect the northern coasts of the mainland from Dalimos invasion and Piracy originating from the continent of Zrem'lai. It's also notable for being directly underneath the phenomena known as the "Third Moon" that appears once every ten years and home of the largest ceremony to celebrate the event.

Locations

 * Amphitheatre of the Three Moons - At the center of the town sits a massive oval theater dug into the ground, with the slopes leading up covered in carved stone benches. At the center sit two large circular stages carved and polished from massive granite slabs.  Between the two sits a small golden circle inlaid with yellow diamonds precisely cut and polished to maintain a smooth surface on the top to serve as the center stage where the Shadow Dancer performs during the ceremony.  The center stage sits precisely underneath the third moon while the outer stages align with the locations of the true moons at the phenomena's peak.  The golden stage was made on sight by the Cruentai as a show of good faith to humans in ancient times to promote peace and trade between the races and a sign of the Third Moon's significance to the Cruentai.
 * Shrine to the Sorrow of the Straits - Overlooking a cliff outside of the city sits a small memorial to sailors who have all who have perished in the northern seas.
 * Lunasdei Cathedral - Known as the largest cathedral outside of the Aviary, it was constructed shortly after the sealing of Drakling by the order of Gartusa Lunasdei who had led the Caelestine and human defenders of the city and the straits it watched over against Dalimos raids. Like most cathedrals of the size, it makes extensive use of local granite for structurally significant features.  Unlike others though, it made no use of marble for the facade.