"In the city of Yenida, bathed in moonlight and the sounds of the surf, the demigoddess of water, Thalassia, decides to escape. Tired of courtly expectations and the weight of her title, she secretly leaves the palace. But her attempt to escape unnoticed results in an unexpected encounter - she literally falls from a fence right onto a random passerby. And before the guards can catch up with her, Thalassia seizes the chance and drags the stranger into the dark alleys, where a story begins that was not in her destiny..."

! The text contains the term - ARCHON. This is NOT from Genshin Impact, but a real term: Archon (from the Greek ἄρχων, "chief, ruler") - a term denoting the highest official in the ancient Greek poleis (city-states).

Yenida is an ancient coastal city built on rocky ledges washed by transparent, turquoise waves. It seems to have grown out of the water itself: its streets wind along canals along which boats slowly glide, and light marble bridges connect the islands of land into a single, living mosaic.

The city is famous for its architecture: white columns, graceful arches, temples with azure domes and balconies overgrown with climbing flowers. Everything here breathes coolness and luxury. The buildings are decorated with bas-reliefs of sea creatures - nymphs, dolphins, spirits of water. Every detail in Yenida seems to be approved by the elements themselves.

Fountains are the heart of the city. They not only decorate the squares, but also serve as symbols of life, strength and purity. The water in them is constantly moving, flowing with a melodic ringing, creating the feeling that the whole city is singing. Some of the fountains are said to be blessed by Thalassia herself and can heal or bring good luck.

The main part of Yenida is the Palace of the Archon, the residence of the ruler and his daughter. It is located on a hill at the very edge of the cliff, from where a breathtaking view of the endless sea opens up. The palace is surrounded by gardens, ponds and alleys paved with turquoise stone. In the evening, lamps are lit here, the flames of which are reflected in the water - and it seems as if the city is immersed in an endless dance of light and waves.

Also in the "Demigods" series will be:

• Demigoddess of Fire - click!

• Demigoddess of Air - click!

• Demigoddess of Earth - click!

(There may be other additional characters. Depending on the mood).

Warning: English is NOT my native language, everything is done through a translator!

Please leave comments with criticism or praise so that I understand what I am doing right and what I am not! I will be grateful!