The roads
we walk.

Find the everyday places that shape the six friends: the crimson tree, the Hearth, market lanes, and the city wall. Use this map alongside their childhood errands and first discoveries.

Follow the company’s connections through shared meals, market work, and small jobs. The dotted walks illustrate relationships between gathering and working places, rather than a fixed itinerary.

Orient yourself around the temple district, the lower stair, and the old drain. The cutaway separates the underground passage from the streets above; it shows the terrain without promising a safe way through.

Compare two separate stages of the wider journey: Lanternwood’s old lamp posts and Skyspan’s gorge crossing. The panels are separate settings, not neighboring stops or a continuous route.

Read the Swallow through its channels, ferry, stakes, and marker poles. A separate inn inset represents the company’s time between journeys; it does not place that inn beside the ferry.

Keep track of the three-way junction, nearby farms, the bread-cart gathering place, and the orchard. This map introduces the landscape the friends must interpret without identifying threats or revealing the mission’s outcome.

Use the research-hall inset to follow entrances and service access, then the city inset to place the Ash Roads in the wider ward system. The ward connections are illustrative, not a technical circuit or a revealed solution.