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The heart of the whole island, across Shimmer's river and back is the central area for all this land. There's a trail in which you must endure to explore the village as the paths skim across the small hills and nature schemes.

Located near the beach, the Town Hall is the place to go for any concerns you may have. You may also purchase farmland here. Make sure to say hello to the mayor on the third floor, unless he's busy, of course.

The children of the village will come to this large brown building on every week day. Pride's School is a rather small building. There's only a few classrooms and the hall is a tight squeeze, but it excels in its job; Teaching the children of today. During breaks, children are free to roam the playground just beyond the Town Square.

A big, loud building, upstairs are the many bedrooms to hold the dear villagers in, and downstairs the heart-warming pub and performance stage. Many merchants and travelers come by here to experience the life of the villages and to sell their many products.

An estate filled with houses, this is Bluebell Housing. To the right of Shimmer Lake you'll come across proud mansions to the most run down houses your mouth will ever gawk at. All the houses are rather compacted except a select few that sit on the borders. Rosemary is seperated into two sections; The bottom and top ranges cut with a short track up the mountain.

Where most of all the shops in Bluebell are located. Row by row stand shop after shop, a remarkable and busy place. At night when the stars are out, you'll hear the inn's ruckus easily as you walk by. By day, you'll drop your jaw at the few restaurants that serve mouth-watering dishes. You'll drop at the shops' range of products. New shops are perking up by the season. Much like Rosemary District, this area is seperated onto two mountains by a spiraling set of stairs.

A pleasant, yet noisy, hot spot for the villagers of Bluebell whenever a celebration is by. When not in intentional use, not too many people show up. It is surrounded by trees and gorgeous wild flowers that spring up from beneath the fading red bricks and flower boxes. At the entrance, there's a bulletin board, its notes are protected by a shiny glass. At the sides, long park benches are there for people to rest, and garbage cans. Make sure not to litter.

A busy play-area where the kids of Bluebell roam. There are swings, slides, monkey-bars, a shabby treehouse in the corner, and anything else you could imagine in a playground. The sand, however, is a dark blue color to match the roaring river that passes by.

A huge valley full of beautiful, vibrant flowers. There is not one spot on this hill that is not covered by a most fragrant flower. At sunrise and sunset the field glows a remarkable golden color which all stare in awe at.

An old-fashioned church built of white bricks and blue panelings can be found beyond the flowers of Zen. In its steeple lies an angelic bell. Beside its terrain are flowerbeds and vines growing. The inside is mainly built of a single hall which contains rows of seats constructed by a rich mahogany. A black organ is in the corner, and a pedestal is shadowed by a chandelier of wonder. The stairs to the steeple are located to the left of the Church's hall.

Just behind the Church is the cemetary. Not many stones rest in peace here, but the number grows every few years.... People will come here to mourn their loved ones....

Lavender is a large, fertile region. Throughout the land are dirt paths leading to areas for farms and ranches, at the corners of the paths are signboards stating what is where.

A vast, plain field where the wind blows strong. The bright green floral field is filled with the occasional picnic bench here and there by the spinning trees and clovers. It's caved by the Emerald Mountains and local farms, a beautiful place to only just tap your toe by.

A path that follows the nature strip which tugs at the eastern edge of Lavender Field. It's a plain field that only leads to the entrance of Emerald Forest. People who run each morning for their exercise are often seen jogging this area back down to the farms.

A river that runs through farm areas one and three. It has lots of popular fish swimming through its waters, only to swim down the waterfall edged at farm five. It's common to see riders having their horses drink from its waters, since it's relatively close to the horse tracks.

A long, circular dirt track. These are the Bluebell horse tracks. Nearby are stands to sit and watch and an empty shack used once a year for holding horse bets.

A large beautiful lake with shining blue water, grey bricks forming palace-designed bridges standing to its sides.... A water haven. The region of Shimmer Lake is rather large, it extends to the cliffs of Cloud Summit and rallies against the town. The grass is a lovely, dewy vibrant green. Tiny islands in the middle of the lake are deportable if you rent a boat from the hire shop. During Fall at night, the water is illuminated by fireflies.

A wooden-built shop that crosses the edge of Shimmer Lake. There's a large swinging sign at the top that reads 'ShallowBirds'. Although the place can look intimidating, it's really a friendly place to be. As well as hiring boats, the manager sells fishing rods and fish-oriented toys.

Only accessible by boat, Fleaue Mine is a wild mine situated on the island centered in the lake. Long ago, people attempted to civilise its floors, but gave up after many dark floors. Beyond the stairs there's an unknown amount of floors beneath. Rumours say that a beautiful lake can be found on the last floor, as one man claimed to have seen. The gems and crystals in this mine are far more rare than those of Korr, but are more dangerous to find.

A waterfall that spurts water from the mouth atop the mountain's edge. The air is fresh here, and a few rare fish can be swimming in its river pool. The waterfall holds a glorious secret: a hidden cave.

Along the waterfall is a short trail that starts just behind the waterfall which leads up the mountain to the petite Iris Grove. It's a steep trail with many loose rocks, so one should be sure to not fall off its curvy edges.

A beautiful, tranquil forest that is located at the ascending mountain. The trees grow tall here, but one can get very lost here if they lose the path to the summit. Wild animals are easily found roaming, and there's also a mine situated at a cliff ahead.

A rusty two-storey building just infront of the Emerald Forest entrance. It has a large chimney that puffs out a lot of smoke each day and night. Come here for any of your carpentry needs. The workers are sure to finish your job in a jiffy.

Follow a path from the forest to reach here, this mine is carefully structured to hold adventurers. There's even lights placed in the corners, and stairs that are easy to spot. Although there's a limited number of forty floors, as you descend further and further more precious gems will be found.

If you follow a path from the forest, you will eventually find a two-storey building cut into the side of the mountain. The building is made up of what seems to be thick metal and iron sheets bolted together. The shop is on the first floor, as the workers live on the top.
Come to this shop if you need tools upgraded, jewelry made, or things made for you.

There's a long steep trail occupied by wooden stairs that leads to the summit of Emerald's forested mountain. It's a tough trek, but the scenery and cold air that surrounds you makes it seem worth the long trip.

The highest peak of all the village. The view is set out on Bluebell's mainland and farming districts, and further beyond, the wide sea and the little speak of Earnest. It's one of the most beautiful scenes in the world when the stars and moon are shining bright....

A small sanctuary beautified by tall trees, bushes, and flowers. The grass is moist and the temperature is warm because of the hot springs. There are exits leading to Emerald, Shimmer Waterfall and the Rosemary District.

The two hot springs that boil just up above Shimmer waterfall. There are two, separated for male and female. While people do come here to regenerate their spirit and health, others come for just a nice bath in the water.

Sectioned off by a small cliff, the sanctuary is entered by the opening on the left. It's a tranquil and quiet site. A large tree is positioned in the middle of the pond-like feature, growing constantly on its little island. Rumours has it that there are mysterious small creatures living inside of it. Few, but rare, fish may be found if you bring along your fishing rod. Sometimes an elegant bluebird can be seen perching on the tree's branches.

Sunny sky, soft sand, refreshing blue water. South Beach is the place to come for a joyful time of relaxation. At night you can see the glorious reflection of the moon shimmering on the water.

It doesn't really have a name, but on the western side of the beach are public towels and umbrellas to protect the beachgoers from the harsh sun. The parasols are large and striped white and blue, as are the shaded towels beneath it.

On the east side beside Sunny's Ice-Cream Sand are the Arvella Docks. Newcomers and goers are often found here, but there's also the boat which leads of to Bluebell's local island, Earnest Island.

Want to cool off from the heat? Bring yourself down to Sunny's ice-cream stand! Which is really a shack with a verandah, but you can take some leisure time by sitting around at the shaded tables eating your way through your ice-cream and talking to the villagers.

An isolated beach cove hidden to the east of South Beach. A brown rock formation silently sleeps behind Sunny's. The cove is filled and surrounded by many, many small pebbles. It's a small but cosy fit in the cave. You can hear the echoes of water dripping from the top of the glistening pond.

To the east of the beach beside the shoreline's docks is the tall white tower that guides the sea at night. Each night the mayor of the town - or his assistant - will climb its spiraling flight of stairs to ensure it's working.

Earnest is an adoring island off shore from Bluebell, it's easily accessible by the two ferries that ride the sea back and forth between the docks. Earnest is very small and isn't occupied by many houses or shops.

An L-shaped dock built from damaged trees, these docks are rather wonky after being as reliable as they are for so many years. Beside the docks is the miniature bite of sand and waves called the beach.

Beside the Docks is the beach. Earnest Beach isn't as majestic as the South Beach, but it's the only beach close to Earnest. The sand shimmers golden in the afternoon when the sun is out. You can often find Bluebellers vacationing here, as well as the locals of Earnest.

A beautiful rainbow-coloured reef to the east of the docks on Earnest Beach. There are grey stones peeking out of the water that allows access to the gleaming shoreline. Lots of little odd creatures like starfish and crabs can be seen lurking in the little rock ponds.

Where the few houses and shops of Earnest lay. There are two brick paths leading up and down, and past behind the buildings, is the fenced park.

A small hidden pond located in the heart of the island. The entire area is completely dark, because of the large trees covering the sunlight. There is said to be prehistoric fish beneath the waters. There are also stories of ghosts haunting the area. A grey area to venture in.

All conversations for the Bluebell Village Roleplay.