Always rife with activity, you'll find those with sticky fingers, silver tongues, and golden smiles abound here. Merchants, pirates, and travellers all find their way to this port eventually. During the day everyone is friendly enough, but be wary of the business ventures that take place here when the sun sets.

During certain times of the day when the tide is out, a sand bar is visible leading to a beautiful mini-cathedral of seaglass and coral. When the wind blows through the most haunting and playful melodies can be heard. Large enough for only two or so to comfortably sit within, this structure appears far too perfect to have been created naturally

The Ahi Coastline bleeds away into volcanic and sponge-like gray rock. Everywhere you look, colour is strewn about, breathtaking mixtures that reflect against intricate pools of water. Every few minutes, a gust of sound is heard, tickling pleasantly against the ears. A little searching unearths the culprit, extravagant earthen mounds painted in vibrant, lurid colours that seem to bleed together. Multitudes of geysers, spraying water and steam into the air intermittently, pepper the land before you. They are vibrant and sporadic, welcoming you to the land with mesmerizing spouting displays.

A lighthouse created of pale stone stands sentinel upon the coastline, rising up three stories. Lit by magic at the top, legend warns that should the light ever go out, Torchline will fall into the sea.

A naturally occurring pool just a few meters out from the coastline. Merfolk and fisherpeople alike believe that if you make a wish and toss a brightly coloured stone into the pool, it will be taken by the evening tides and dropped down to L'ma's lair far below. Those who offer the most beautiful stones will find their wishes granted.