Glasby City

Glasby is located on the hard turn of the Farlab Saltwater River, cutting its way through the rain-forests in the remote islands south of Adabat. Surrounded by greenery and wildlife, the city is relatively peaceful, despite the hostile marine life present in the river waters, and the city usually stays quiet.

The people living in Glasby are tougher folk, used to the humidity and heat of being so close to the equator and the rough landscape of the rainforest surrounding them. Glasby has its own Airport, but is only connected to the outside world by it's Farlab Bridge, on the East side, leading off onto several dirt tracks, trailing off into the shrubbery.

The Cities History is linked closely to a mining rush that occured over 40 years ago, large Silver and Tin deposits were found in the surrounding area around what is currently known as Glasby, and even a coal seam directly beneath the main city and spreading out like a maze of of catacombs, and in some parts, connected to the Sewer Main.

Long gone are the days of the mining boom though, while less than 50 years ago, the resources were mined alarmingly quickly and the shafts and tunnels are almost completely dry, except for in the places where they've been flooded by the river or rain damage.

Besides this small piece of history, the city is mostly un-noteworthy, simply a quiet civilisation hidden amongst the trees and blessed by the river, while a popular vacation location, it isn't especially memorable.

3 years ago the city of Glasby bore witness to the destruction of its sister city Fenris. A thunderous blast echoed through the rainforest and the earth shook, bright lights erupted into the sky and illuminated the surrounding vegetation for miles.

A mass exodus occurred and thousands were moved into Glasby, roughly 20 miles away from Fenris or 'the Tin City'. 

2 Days later an official report was given claiming that the tragedy occured due to a failed underground nuclear reactor test.