Lined with tiki torches that glow white and cool during the day and yellow and warm at night, Torchline's Ahi Coast is always alive with fire and song. White-sand beaches stretch towards the city of Haulani, or else disappear into the crystalline waters of the Arclight ocean.

The largest city in Torchline is a feat of magic and construction in equal measure. The events of the Second War have raised half of Haulani into the clouds, the city rising in a smooth, continuous incline until its upper reaches sit nearly a kilometre above sea level. Streets slope steadily upward through tightly packed districts, with canals cutting through the lower levels and boats moving between docks, markets, and homes built close to the water. As the elevation increases, the canals give way to terraced streets and stilted buildings, with bridges, stairways, and narrow paths connecting different levels of the city. Railings, fencing, and dense foliage line the edges where the drop becomes dangerous, though not all areas are well-guarded. Warm, welcoming and ever-so-dangerous, Haulani is home to some of the best fishing fare in Caido and promises riches and wishes to those who like to gamble.