The Amber District in Aurunoc consists of a few notable areas and growing. It's often known as a shopping district. The most notable areas are city service buildings and various shops.

The Citrine District in the main kingdom of Aurunoc is more known as the College District, consisting of the kingdom's college, dorms, and open community areas.

The Goldstone District is one of Aurunoc's main residential areas in the main kingdom. Aside from being where most citizens live, it has a few small businesses scattered throughout where some residents have their at home businesses.

The Hematite District is one of the larger districts, being the one that wraps around most of the kingdom. This district is often generally referred to as the outskirts of town. The more notable places are the Aurunoc Orphanage, Cemetery, & Blacksmith.

The Topaz district is the area of entertainment in the main kingdom of Aurunoc. The Kingdom's Open Theater and popular restaurants and bars are in the area.

The main shipping port of Aurunoc, home to various ocean lovers and traders.

Evestone is a town reluctantly dealing with the result of Everben's growing history and popularity in certain social groups. The town is relatively fine on it's own, not exactly up to the size of a city, but not exactly small either. Some of the residents tend to be a little eccentric after growing up with legends, ghost stories, and such as the norm, though they all try to keep everything short, sweet, and simple. The media and tourists are annoying, despite their boost to the area's economy.

Everben is a well known mansion in the countryside of Aurunoc. It branches off from a town and is known for it's horrible history of death and ghosts.

The Festival Grounds is a nearly empty community grounds off in a small country. It's away from the main capital and is mostly occupied by Atol, Kennocha, their sons and their students. There used to be times when lyth from the capital would host festivals there, away from the open waters of the ocean, but it hasn't happened for quite a while now. Atol and his family have set up a home nearby and clean out the grounds when they have free time. The group hardly complains, the air is clean and any need for civilization is a trip away to the capital.

The Island of Ruam, Island of the Earth Magic Mantoo. The island has a plateau that circles around the center of the Island. Down below is a large plain of grass with hills, boulders, and scattered ponds. Their businesses and homes are carved into the rock of the plateau, wooden or metal beams are often used as supports or decor in their buildings. Many buildings end up being built on top of one another, ramps built to reach the different stories.

When Mantoo move out of their homes they have multiple options, the entire area is refilled with earth using magic so another can be made, the home is merged with another of the nearby businesses or homes, or the home is left vacant for another Mantoo to take ownership. When removing the earth to create these buildings, it is repurposed around their island, either as building material or placed in the plains, eventually creating hills.

The species other than the Mantoo that reside on this island are multiple types of lizard, some birds, horse-like creatures, and cattle. Mantoo will often keep these lizards as pets and use the cattle for dairy and meat. The horses are often left to wander the plains, but some are kept as pets to help with labor, though not frequently. Other than meat from cattle, the Mantoo here often farm. Most farms meet close to their homes, as it's easier to keep an eye on and won't be trampled by wild horses. The produce from these farms are their main source of trading, aside from the occasional sale of meat. Not only do these Mantoo have the space for a lot of farming, but Mantoo with earth magic often have a knack for reading the land and their plants, making them the best gardeners.

The Mantoo of Ruam are often rough, but kind. They value physical strength and life. It is often praised when Earth and Water couples live in Ruam, as they're the best combination for thriving crops, and therefore a thriving community. Often there will be competitions of strength and size of produce. Festivals often celebrate familial strength and the closeness of their community. Most Mantoo that live there are earth magic, water magic, light magic, and air magic, with occasional spotting of other types. Light magic Mantoo often help with the farming as well, while the air magic Mantoo tend to live there to enjoy the large open area for flying off the ledges of the plateau.

During the fall, the Mantoo of the Island held tight, herding all the animals they could into barns built into the plateau. Most Mantoo used their magic to keep their walls strong as the Island plummeted down to the Lyth world. When the Island stopped, the Mantoo were quick to investigate. After the Island community leaders met with the Lyth rulers and peace was made, the Earth Mantoo used their magic to merge their island with the world, large pieces of land merging with the bottom of the Island. They then created the challenge for the lyth, that those who were able to climb their way to the top of their island were allowed in with open arms, as they have shown their strength to the Mantoo of the Island.

The Island of Ramicio, Island of the Fire Magic Mantoo. The island has small mountains of black dust and rock, the tops of the mountains produce hot steam. In the lower areas, near the base of the mountains, there are scattered spark bushes and hot spring pools. At ground level, there are small plains of ash grass with shades of white and grays. In one of the plains stands a small village with an entrance down below the surface. Underground there are many tunnels, as majority of the Fire Mantoo live underground. The further underground, the hotter it becomes as they get closer and closer to their Fire God. These Mantoo often mine for metals in the island and other islands to create simple steam powered machinery. The Mantoo of this island tend to be good with their paws and magic to create intricate machine parts.

At the lowest parts of their island, separating them from their god, is a large pool of water, which sends steam out of the mountains. The Mantoo have one main festival that they celebrate, celebrating the waters of their island. The festival has three parts, one is where the Mantoo enjoy the island, spending time at the hot springs or riding the steam shafts up and out of the mountains above. The second part is a more serious time. A time of quiet, thanks, and partnership. The Mantoo of the Island visit the Island of Water and individually request and invite Water Mantoo to the island to refill their steaming waters. Younger and less powerful Mantoo will bring their companions to the hot springs above or to the steam vents at the mountains so their Water companions could use their magic to refill the pools. The stronger and more experienced Mantoo will bring their companions deep inside, using their magic to protect their partner from the extreme heat so that they could refill the largest main pool below. The third part ends with a large feast in the plains, the Mantoo inviting their watery partners to join in.

At the lowest parts of their island, separating them from their god, is a large pool of water, which sends steam out of the mountains. The Mantoo have one main festival that they celebrate, celebrating the waters of their island. The festival has three parts, one is where the Mantoo enjoy the island, spending time at the hot springs or riding the steam shafts up and out of the mountains above. The second part is a more serious time. A time of quiet, thanks, and partnership. The Mantoo of the Island visit the Island of Water and individually request and invite Water Mantoo to the island to refill their steaming waters. Younger and less powerful Mantoo will bring their companions to the hot springs above or to the steam vents at the mountains so their Water companions could use their magic to refill the pools. The stronger and more experienced Mantoo will bring their companions deep inside, using their magic to protect their partner from the extreme heat so that they could refill the largest main pool below. The third part ends with a large feast in the plains, the Mantoo inviting their watery partners to join in.

After the fall, the Mantoo were quick to both assist and ask for help from their Water Mantoo friends, to help them rebuild both islands to their natural states. When meeting the Lyth, they were nervous to invite them to their home, finding the species not as resistant to fire as they were themselves. In order to continue down below the surface, Lyth or non-fire Mantoo must befriend an island inhabitant that will protect them on their way below.

The Island of Fulstas, island of the Lightning Magic Mantoo. Legend has it that the island was created by the child of the Fire and Water Mantoo gods. The island is a large plain of a dark blue/green grass with giant pillars of metal scattered along the land. These pillars stand tall and attract most of the strong lightning strikes from storms. The towns are built in close proximity of the pillars, allowing the pillars to attract the strikes away from their homes. Their homes are made of a mix between stone, marble, and wood. Most structures use the stone and marble on the outside of the buildings, keeping them safe from the constant rain and electricity. There are a few mines on the island, most metals and ores being used to trade for building supplies and exotic foods.

The island doesn't have any festivals, as these inhabitants tend to be simple and free spirited. They enjoy their stormy skies and practice their magic by using the pillars as a way to keep others safe. An unusual trait of the Lightning Mantoo is that their power ranges more than others. Like their God, their magics are an ancient mix of water and fire. Some Mantoo are better at creaming the storms, rather than the actual lightning, their magic only able to make small sparks and frizz. Other Mantoo can only make giant lightning strikes, but can't influence the atmosphere enough to cause even a drizzle of rain. Others are good at both, and some, barely either.

There are not many creatures on the island, as there are no trees or even pools of water. The island does have many species of insect, however. They thrive off the produce on the island and drink the dew left from the storms, some insects even producing small amounts of electricity themselves. Many of the light sources in the towns of the island use some of these insects, to avoid too many fires occurring. The island has a large amount of produce compared to creatures, many vegetables and fruits, the textures and taste rinsing quite a bit. Some vegetables are toastier than others, as they only grow close to the pillars, using the water and heat from electricity. Other fruits are quite juicy and others very mushy due to the amount of constant water raining down upon them.

During the fall, the island inhabitants enjoyed the ride, their structures sturdy enough to withstand even the strongest of earth rumbles due to their storms. They rode the winds and rolled on the grounds as they fell from the skies. When they met the Lyth, they had no real interest, but no hate towards them either. Any Lyth that visit the island must be careful of the recklessness of the inhabitants.

The Island of Clarux is the Island of the Light Magic Mantoo. It’s a large plain scattered with patches of trees and bushes. Flowers speckle the plains and emit a small glow that is more noticeable during the night. The trees’ leaves glow at night, keeping the land lit and easy to travel. A lone river flows through the land, it glitters as if it was made of liquid light. The town buildings are made of birch wood and light marble with intricate patterns decorating wherever they can.

The Mantoo of Clarux are gentle and hold themselves in a dignified manner. They’re more reserved and greatly value purity of heart. The Mantoo can often be found having peaceful debates among one another, as they value learning and growing brighter as a person through conversation. However, some can be seen as rude or naive with their debates as they can sometimes be out of line or poorly timed.

This island has a couple of festivals; The stargazing festival and the lightshow festival. The stargazing festival celebrates the stars and how they shine in the greatest darkness. It begins with a feast of fruits and pastries before Mantoo will gather together with blankets, pillows, and other comfortable items to lay back and watch the sky with appreciation. There isn’t an exact ending time for the festival, as most Mantoo will fall asleep watching the sky with full bellies. The Lightshow festival is where Mantoo will show their skill by doing multiple light shows throughout the night, these shows can range from one individual performing to large amounts of Mantoo working together to perform their show. Aside from the shows, they also have multiple crafting stations for Mantoo to make glowing trinkets, personalized lanterns, and fireworks. At the very end of the festival, all performers and firework crafters perform one last lightshow together.

During the fall, the Mantoo of the island did their best to stick together and keep each other safe. When the island slowed, they investigated their surroundings, finding nothing but darkness. Figuring that it was simply night, they focused on helping their people. As many hours passed, the Mantoo began to grow impatient and concerned. They can feel the sun in their very being, but it is still so dark. After exploration and investigating, the Mantoo found that they had landed within the country borders of Yienoxis. The country was covered in darkness, aside from strange crystals scattering the land and emitting low amounts of light. It took some time before the Mantoo found a good balance between light and darkness in order to work well with the Lyth of the country.

The Island of Tenema, the Island of the Dark Magic Mantoo. The Island is covered in a thick forest, upon entering, you see no light flowing down to the forest floor. Ancient moss covers the trees and rocks, bushes covering the floor. It’s a difficult journey through the forest, it’s pitch black and almost silent. Shadow creatures, monstrous plants, and sneaky critters live in these lands, bringing trouble to all visitors who have yet to make a name for themselves on the island.

The Mantoo of the island live in towns scattered throughout the forest, each specializing in different professions. One town has tamed the land and is in a small clearing where small amounts of light can enter through the trees. They cultivate and take care of the unusual plants they have collected and make potions and medicines to trade to other towns and islands.

Another town specializes in training pets, many mantoo will bring their pets to the town to ask for their assistance in training, they also often visit to attempt to learn how to befriend rarer creatures on their islands. The third area is much smaller, barely meeting the requirements of a village. It is hidden in deeper areas of the island, where ancient Mantoo practice powerful dark magics. They prefer their solitude and do their best to use their magic to keep others out. The village may have more to offer, but no one has been able to find out. These Mantoo find any who successfully travel through the forest are worthy to be considered a friend. They don’t offer much help or guidance for new travelers attempting to go into the forest.

When the islands fell, the Mantoo of the island were surprised, but much of the towns were left intact. Any buildings that were damaged were easily repaired. When exploring outside of the forest during the night, they found an unusual new world, but many quickly retreated back into their forest to avoid the bright light of morning. The representatives of the island agreed to peacefully live among the Lyth, but they offered no assistance in helping Lyth explore their forest. Lyth may enter, but they must prove themselves as all other Mantoo must.