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A town that sits near old ruins, plains, and the Bastille.

There are individual trees scattered around the landscape, which presumably originate from the nearby forest.

The ruins were once habitable, but now are not advised to near.

Cairns have been found scattered amid the buildings. These have occasional symbols carved into them, as in other sites.

The town of Cansó is one where festivals periodically occur. It is known for related tradition, having focused its revenue on travellers historically.

At times these events are moved to other locations, in that groups of individuals visit other towns and cities to demonstrate capacity.

A carefree air is typical to the scenery, but this also extends to capacity for weaponry. Individuals do not avert from displaying expertise in blades and other tools as part of occupation, which are used for entertainment as they are for cultural practices, but it is not too often that fights occur because of this inclination.

Aside from performances, agriculture and crafts are a focus by individuals vocationally.