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This is a rural town, built on the ruins of an ancient one. It is fairly well kept-up looking and there's signs of new construction. Radiance Magic College is not in its original building, but moved to what used to be city hall preCatastrophe, a nicer building, after it was abandoned. When the city started to be more widely inhabited rather than just being the magic college, a new town hall was built, considerably less grand than the old one.

There are a few houses in town; Emerald's family have a townhouse here, and a country home. Sapphire Hues is probably in the townhouse. Townhouse staff: Butler/majordomo, maid, cook, housekeeper.

Country house staff: The same, 2 maids, plus farmworkers.

The Pin family has a townhouse as well. Matriarch is Prim Pin, the mayor. Her son, Sharp Pin, is about Emerald's age, and Prim Pin would like to fix him up with Emerald. Sharp Pin is gay, and isn't really attracted to Emerald anyway, but as he is not the romantically settling-down type anyway that he would want to marry somepony else, he wouldn't mind a politically expedient lavender marriage.

The dean of the magic college is Rose Glimmer, who was not the dean when Emerald was a student. People probably politely call Emerald dame Hues, anyway.

This monument is located 4° 25' 54.55" North of the equator and 148° 58' 0.43" East of the Royal Observatory in Canterlot. It is elevated 15.5m above the mean level of the seas. This monument was placed on the order of Princess Luna by the Royal Equestrian Corps of Surveyors, 7th Sea of Dreams Expedition, in the 286th year of Equestria, month of Fruits, 23rd day. Its position was fixed astronomically 49 minutes past the 5th hour of the night. Whosoever finds this monument in disrepair and sets it right and true shall be rewarded, but whoever molests it shall be cursed and driven from all the land that is under the stars.