<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>The Town</strong></span></div><br/>On the northern shore of the island is a small harbor town that has been given no name. A small port has a dock capable of holding two large cargo or passenger ships. There is a harbor that supports a host of small fishing vessels and a dock that exclusively contains the luxury ocean yachts owned by the family. The port is the central fixture of the town and many of the islanders who live there are port workers, fishers, or sailors. Along the shore a several warehouses that contain import and export items. The port is entirely owned by the Xantelli family, as is everything on the island.<br/><br/>The main road is the parkway that leads to the Xantelli manor. It is one of only two roads that are paved and the longest paved road on the island. It runs through the town square, an open lawn that serves as a recreational area and a market place for the needs of the islanders. The stalls here sell many things, the biggest staple is fish and tropical fruits grown on the island but there are also imported food such as rice peddled here. Many stands cater to tourists by selling trinkets and potions of usually suspect magical qualities.  There are many stands selling handicrafts as the tourists tend to buy them. Just south of the town square are a few brick buildings that serve as hotels for those staying on the island. These buildings are supplied with electricity and contain amenities typical of a decent hotel. For those in need of better accommodations there are several small but well furnished guest homes.<br/><br/>When going off the main road one will find a myriad of stucco or clay brick dwellings of the most basic construction, many without doors or windows. These are the homes of the islanders.<br/>