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Eight complete stories. Family kitchens, missing flood records, river faith and the people who refuse to let a town become only a prophecy.
Read the storiesMeet the Silver CurrentFind Willowbank on OravelWillowbank is a Riverleague town along the Aven, downstream of Confluence and beside approaches to Reedwater Marsh. It thrives on barges, repair yards, bridge lanterns, grain markets, and people who keep public records when the water rises.
Its approved local map names Lantern Square, South Wharf, Ferry Steps, Willow Bridge, Old Lock, Watch Post, Reed Gardens and Riverside Chapel. Beyond them lie the marshward roads.
Our main light novel has not begun. The future protagonist's private development notes are not published here.
Many in Willowbank and Confluence venerate Lunareth, the surviving moon, through the Silver Current tradition of Nayara, the River-Faced Lady. The woman's face reported in the Aven is a recurring witness claim, not a settled metaphysical proof.
Read religious lore ↗Humans, Nerathi, Karrin, Cendri and proposed Sylvari elves and Dhorren dwarves share households, jobs and political rights. Ancestry does not dictate magic, virtue, or work.
Meet the residents ↗The Red-Silt Flood, Unbound Ledger Affair and contested ferry accounts give Willowbank its independent past. Not every mystery is a cosmic secret; some are the result of human decisions.
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Local devotees call the surviving moon Lunareth and honor Nayara, whose face some say appears in the moon's reflection on the Aven. It is a widely transmitted Riverleague tradition, not a proof of the goddess's hidden cosmic identity. The missing second moon remains a separate, unresolved part of Avarun's history.
Prayers seek wealth, successful voyages, strength, and the will to make generous use of prosperity. Faith is neither an enforceable loan guarantee nor proof of a family's right to a riverbank.
Some practitioners observe steadier river- or light-aligned Accords under reflected moonlight. The effect remains disputed and does not conjure new energy, erase consent, remove vessel costs, or create an unlimited mana supply.
Twin Lantern Houses continue to remember the vanished moon and goddess. One Silver Current interpretation identifies Nayara as the one who stayed. The missing goddess's fate and any alleged reunion are not established facts.
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These local leadership names and families are newly proposed extensions. Confluence's First Speaker Teren Vale remains the Riverleague's approved regional leader, not Willowbank's mayor.
| Resident | Office / household | Current difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Irena Dalis | Town Speaker; human-Nerathi foster household | Flood budgeting and conflicts of interest |
| Brann Dorrel | Lockwarden; Dhorren family | Whether to close unsafe Old Lock |
| Sella Nine-Reeds | Ferry delegate; mixed family | Rescue fares, crew wages and solvency |
| Evin Hal | Chief Recorder; mixed household | Names missing from flood and property registers |
| Veyna Osrel | Moon-Chapel Keeper; Sylvari lineage | Religious witness claims versus civil proof |
| Rema Voss | Watch Captain; Cendri household | Reliable warning bells and night rescues |
| Halen Vire | Market Weighmaster; human | Warehouse influence and family debt |
| Thessa Reed | Reed Gardens representative; mixed household | Flood plans that displace working families |