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Rise Market (pronounced Ri-ese) is the oldest market in Syntos City. Numerous shops line the streets of this segment of the Primary Locations, each and every one staffed primarily by Civilians. There is little to be found by way of litter, trash, or refuse--Rise Market is incredibly clean and well taken care of.

Two schools, housing the students of the Primary Locations. A First-Level school, housing students of ages five through fifteen, and a Second-Level school, a High School, with students ages fifteen through twenty.

The housing of the mayor of Syntos City. The Mayoral Manse is a large, foreboding building with few windows, constructed entirely of shiny black metal. Surrounding the Manse is a gate that looms, threatening. Nobody can enter unless invited by the Mayor, personally, though on occasion, Avatar opens this gate up...

Five buildings of varying heights mark this place as the Sector Headquarters. Each Sector has their main offices here, along with apartments--SECTOR MEMBERS LIVE HERE. The Headquarters are prominent, placed in front of the apartment buildings that house the Sector Members that serve them, save for the Sector of Security. That Headquarters looms before the entirety of the living space, marking the entrance to Sector Land.

The Five Headquarters of the Five Sectors. SECTOR HEADS LIVE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE HEADQUARTERS. Besides the living space for the Head of Sector, there are several branching offices--save for the Caver Headquarters. It is noteworthy that the only two Cavers allowed (required) to live in the Primary Location are the Head Caver and the Propaganda Master.

The collection of homes here are moderately nice looking. They are nowhere near the grandiose mansions of the Primary Locations, but these homes are neat and pretty looking, often having intact fences. Some of them even have grassy yards, or are located near small springs.

Two schools here as well, a First-School with students ages eight through thirteen, and a High School with students ages fifteen through twenty. In the Tertiary Locations it is required for students to take a two year break between schools to aid their families in survival and the re-gathering of expended resources.

Once, this location was infiltrated by Caver rebels. Avatar promptly razed it to the ground. Now all that remains of a once-thriving social center, a once Primary Location, is a series of holes in the ground, great pits, ashes that sway on the wind. Rocks jut out from the ground, and the skeletons of buildings still stand, a testament to the sheer power of Avatar.

Named for the sovereign of Syntos City, Lake Avatar is a massive body of water that seems to stretch for miles. Lake Avatar is in the middle of a basin, a number of caves lining the approach to reach this lake. The Lake's shores are overgrown with grasses and plants, and the fungi that grow here are harvested as a delicacy.

One school is to be found in the Tertiary Locations. Conditions are so bad out in the Tertiary Locations--it is hard to find water and food without dipping into the dangerous tunnels below--that schooling is very much unimportant and the schooling stops at age sixteen. Students must make their way to the Primary Zone to take the Sectorization Test on their own.

The homes here are ramshackle, put together by metal sheeting and packed mud. They hold together by luck and maintenance. There is no central air, and the homes are broken, breaking, falling apart. It is rumored that the Silent Ones maintain upkeep of homes of the people who show loyalty to them.

A roaring river would be a warning, but this river appears to be tranquil and calm. Unfortunately, if one tries to swim in it, there is a brutal series of rapids under the surface and many a person has drowned here, many a child swept away by the secretly raging current.

A series of once-glorious homes have now fallen into intense disrepair. Plants have begun to overtake these brick-and-mortar houses, and rare treasures can be found in the lush wild place. Crookedtown has a few secrets of its own, but these will be found with time...