The Hikaru Gardens
Keywords:
HIKARU-GARDENS, HIKARU_GARDENS
The Hikaru Gardens were built as a joint venture between Empire of Kri'Xina and The Warrens of Elzeothis. They are symbolic of the peace treaty between the two. The Path of Red into the Garden represents Kri'Xina and the Path of Yellow represents the Warrens. Both lead to the same garden where there is a dance floor and a grand bandstand. The gardens were made for celebrations- and many have weddings, birthdays and other grand events in the Gardens. Over the years, time has forgotten who signed the treaty for the Warrens, but the garden still stands as a symbol of peace and joint celebration.
Now located in the Empire of Kri'Xina near the farmlands, it is often used for harvest celebrations. Such celebrations include the Watermelon Dance, the Fan and Glitter Dance and the Ribbon Pole Dance. You can usually find some sort of celebration happening in the garden- simple gatherings to grand events.
It is tradition for the Royal family of Kri'Xina to celebrate their tenth birthday within the Gardens with dignitaries from all over the world.
OOC: This area was build and designed by Lani. A player who passed away. It is one of the oldest areas on the game. When she made it she wanted more RP areas and less combat ones, the idea was that it would be used for any number of events. Birthdays, balls and weddings, ect. Since then, it has remained largely unchanged.
Now located in the Empire of Kri'Xina near the farmlands, it is often used for harvest celebrations. Such celebrations include the Watermelon Dance, the Fan and Glitter Dance and the Ribbon Pole Dance. You can usually find some sort of celebration happening in the garden- simple gatherings to grand events.
It is tradition for the Royal family of Kri'Xina to celebrate their tenth birthday within the Gardens with dignitaries from all over the world.
OOC: This area was build and designed by Lani. A player who passed away. It is one of the oldest areas on the game. When she made it she wanted more RP areas and less combat ones, the idea was that it would be used for any number of events. Birthdays, balls and weddings, ect. Since then, it has remained largely unchanged.