Direfell

Information & Locations
Direfell is the metal city first introduced in chapter five. Direfell exists within the plane-world known as Midnight and is ruled tyrannically by a dwarf-king named Reimar, who has declared himself the Ironmaster.

It is also the main hub of information and story-progression throughout the first two arcs.

Appearance & Design
W''hat came into view was a massive monolith of old rustic steel, towering into the sky as if it sprouted outwards randomly from the ground. Giant sheets of metal bunched together to create a sprawling sharp-edged outer wall that surrounded the city, while outside the walls lied an entire ecosystem of small huts dug into the desert hills, piled together with old sheets of metal and tin.''

Hundreds of people could be seen moving about, their appearances ranging from the usual humanoid to anything but, while a slanted path carved its way directly through the slums toward the metal walls that kept the desert out.

  - As described in chapter five of book one.

Ecosystem & Monarchy
Direfell holds many secrets, and is governed by three known houses of order.

Military, Intelligence, and Royalty.

Roch Cresswell represents and commands the Militaristic side of Direfell, Androma leads the Intelligence agency, while Reimar takes the helm as the Lord of the Royal faction, declaring himself the true master of the region.

There is a secret fourth order, however, whose rule and influence stand equally with the other three. The Research division, headed by Cyoc Scoporus and the demons of Noctis.

There are numerous clans existing alongside each other within Direfell, each of them ruled by non-government officials. These clans manage to control the day to day, and make a profit through mostly scavenging and attaching themselves to Direfell's realm of power, allowing them to expand further throughout the region.

The Orion clan once held unrivaled power throughout the city and region of Direfell, until a plot was constructed by the three houses of order who sought to remove their influence and control over the region, casting them out.