Ten Things You Should Never Ask A Dog

…#1: what does cat poop taste like?
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Interesting Attractions In Ekarris: North Market
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Ekarris has four market areas. The East & West Markets are held weekly and feature primarily goods from the eastern farmlands and the sea, respectively. There are wonderful things to be purchased at both.

The South Market is a monthly sale of anything and everything somebody might want to get rid of. The Southside being a working class area, many interesting items can be found, but almost nothing of real value appears.

The North market is also monthly and, given that the Northside is a more genteel neighborhood and includes both the Great University and the School of Magic, is the place to find interesting, rare and sometimes magical items.

The market is neatly laid out to be five quarter mile long rows, all set on a well tended greensward. Tables, booths and tents are set up and the market opens on the 8^th hour on Sun Day. Admission is, of course, free and many food carts set up on the streets bordering the market. Strolling musicians and entertainers can also be found there.
The North Market is held every second Sun Day, from 8^th hour until 15^th hour. It is located just north of the Great University campus.

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Interesting Attractions In Ekarris: The Green Tower
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The Green Tower of the Grand High Wizard, or Green Tower as the locals call it, is the tallest and most unique structure in the city and the country. Built in a single day by the very first Grand High Wizard, Rennael Wintereyes, it has been the home of every Grand High Wizard since. The current occupant is Ool Mandragar, who has lived there these last 90 years.

Standing 350 feet tall, the tower has a veritable forest growing from it. Trees, shrubs, vines, flowers, even grasses seem to be growing right from the walls. Many birds and animals live in this strange vertical wilderness, some found there and nowhere else. A daily light rainfall that just falls on the tower keeps things green.

While there is no public access to the tower, which has no detectable doors, two daily lectures and tours around it are given at the 10^th and 16^th hours.

The Tower is visible from nearly everywhere in the city and is located across King’s Plaza from the Valdur Castle.