Yuki Cities

The Province of Yuki rests to the north of mainland Eurasia and lies outside the boundaries and protection of The Great Wall of Okishino. In the past, it had been considered an enemy of the state and has only recently been united as a Okishino whole. It is a peaceful region with idyllic country views and gentle forests.

Ayuba
Ayuba is considered the capital of the Yuki province and was until the uniting of the provinces. Ayuba is a quiet city which, like Sanmu, holds onto old traditions. The city is still in the pre-industrial times of the period and considered by the Okishino government to be mainly a farming city built on basic and backward industry. The streets are old, narrow and the buildings are dated.

Hyushu
Hyushu, unlike its twin Kyushu, is devoted to pacifism and with the teachings of Yachi is the birthplace of the old ways of the Tachi. Great Aztec-like temples are prominent in this city and are publicly used to practice the arts of Tachi, Jung-fu and Toikwonda. The city, like Ayuba, is backward and yet to develop.