Olynthea
Olynthea stands at a critical junction where the River Gladius slows down after its descent from the northern mountains. This natural pooling created a perfect site for a deep-water port capable of handling heavy merchant barges. Surrounded by steep limestone cliffs that offer natural protection from coastal winds, the village is the only viable place to offload mountain ores for river transport to southern cities. It exists simply because the river and the cliffs command it.
Olynthea
Sunlight on the water and the heavy scent of olive oil in the dust.
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