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Aeolus, also known as Aeolus Remnants, stands as a testament to a mysterious journey that transcended dimensions. This small and enigmatic neighborhood in New Orange City, located south of Budapest, north of Aboite, and east of Brahmin Beach, weaves a tale that blurs the lines between reality and the ethereal.

Geographical Context

Bounded by the Budapest River to the west, Aeolus found its earthly moorings after a peculiar journey. Once a village situated on a floating island in the elusive "Skylands" dimension, the neighborhood defied explanation when it mysteriously teleported directly above Olde Orangetown in 1978.

Skylands to Solid Ground

Efforts to secure the floating island to Olde Orangetown proved futile as the colossal mass continued its ethereal drift. Broken stairways and support columns, remnants of attempts to anchor Aeolus, can still be seen in Olde Orangetown and Summit. Within three years, Aeolus found its final destination, settling at ground level in its present-day location.

While the exact cause of this mystical relocation remains officially undisclosed, prevalent speculation among New Orange City residents attributes it to quantum portal experiments conducted by scientists at the Telephasic Workshop in the Oranje Cliffs tower (in Olde Orangetown).

A vestige of its origin remains aloft, high above the Summit neighborhood, as 'Aeolus Park.' This minuscule floating island, adorned with a single tree and a bench, remains an unreachable spectacle without the aid of an airship.

The Original Aeolus Village

Comprising just nine homes, a solitary watchtower, and the revered "Aeolus Temple", the original Aeolus village preserves its quaint charm. Over time, the neighborhood expanded to assimilate developments to the west and north of the initial island.

Landmarks and Modern Marvels

Present-day Aeolus has etched its identity through notable landmarks:

Overtaker War Memorial Park: A poignant testament to valor, the park features a majestic central fountain, crowned by a sprawling open-air glass dome. The eternal flame beacon stands as a solemn tribute to the sacrifices of the past.

Koi II and Koi III: Dominating the skyline with their distinctive modular design and brutalist architecture, these apartment towers have become iconic symbols of Aeolus's contemporary urban landscape.

Aeolus, with its mystical past and modern vibrancy, remains an alluring chapter in the diverse tapestry of New Orange City. The whispers of the Skylands linger in its streets, inviting residents and visitors alike to ponder the enigma that is Aeolus.

List of Structures

1. Overtaker War Memorial Park: - A solemn testament to courage, featuring an impressive central fountain crowned by a sprawling glass dome. The eternal flame beacon within the park stands as a perpetual tribute to the sacrifices of the past.

2. Koi II: - A soaring 10-story apartment tower, housing 10 unique units. Its striking modular design adds a touch of avant-garde elegance to the skyline.

3. Koi III: - An 8-story counterpart to Koi II, boasting 8 distinctive units and mirroring its sibling's captivating modular design.

4. Phaserland LLC: - A hub of innovation and manufacturing

5. Q Studio: - A dynamic podcast company

The Q Studio offers studios to many independent podcasts

6. Moonrise Manufacturing: - A bustling manufacturing facility

7. Full Moon Lunch: - A favorite lunchtime restaurant

8. Dr Badger's: - A budget-friendly "medical" office

9. The Bird Priest: - Its purpose and offerings remain veiled, adding an air of intrigue to the neighborhood.

10. Plainview Geological Survey: - A bastion of geological exploration

11. Budapest Reunification Monument: - An obelisk gracing a small plaza

12. 9 Private Single-Family Homes: - Original to the Aeolus floating island

13. Aeolus Watchtower: - Another relic from the floating island

14. Aeolus Temple: - A place of worship, the Aeolus Temple boasts a unique feature—an enormous glass hourglass, symbolizing the inexorable passage of time. A sign declares "The Sands of Time," linking the temple to the mystical essence of the once-floating island.

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-'''Aeolus Remnants''' is a small neighborhood in Metropolitan [[Oranjestad]], directly south of Budapest and north of [[Aboite]].
+'''Aeolus''', also known as '''Aeolus Remnants''', stands as a testament to a mysterious journey that transcended dimensions. This small and enigmatic neighborhood in [[Oranjestad|New Orange City]], located south of Budapest, north of [[Aboite]], and east of [[Brahmin Beach]], weaves a tale that blurs the lines between reality and the ethereal.
-The area was once a village located on floating island in the so-called "Skylands" dimension, before mysteriously teleporting directly above [[Olde Orangetown]] in 1998. Within three years, it drifted over its present day location and slowly sunk to ground-level over several months in 2001.
+====Geographical Context====
+Bounded by the Budapest River to the west, Aeolus found its earthly moorings after a peculiar journey. Once a village situated on a floating island in the elusive "Skylands" dimension, the neighborhood defied explanation when it mysteriously teleported directly above [[Olde Orangetown]] in 1978.
-While there is no official cause stated for the sudden teleportation of the town, most Oranjestad residents suspect experiments conducted by the Telephasic Workshop in the Oranje Cliffs tower as reason.
+====Skylands to Solid Ground====
+Efforts to secure the floating island to Olde Orangetown proved futile as the colossal mass continued its ethereal drift. Broken stairways and support columns, remnants of attempts to anchor Aeolus, can still be seen in Olde Orangetown and [[Summit]]. Within three years, Aeolus found its final destination, settling at ground level in its present-day location.
-The remains of the skybridge that connected Oranjestad to Aeolus can still be seen on Tier 3, near Wagering Lights Elementary School. A small island is still floating in its original location, and has been dubbed 'Aeolus Park'.
+While the exact cause of this mystical relocation remains officially undisclosed, prevalent speculation among New Orange City residents attributes it to quantum portal experiments conducted by scientists at the Telephasic Workshop in the Oranje Cliffs tower (in Olde Orangetown).
-The village itself is comprised of just nine homes, one watchtower, and the "Aeolus Temple", currently used as a non-denominational place of worship. Administratively, the adjacent Overtaker War Memorial also falls under the Aeolus Remnants neighborhood.
+A vestige of its origin remains aloft, high above the Summit neighborhood, as 'Aeolus Park.' This minuscule floating island, adorned with a single tree and a bench, remains an unreachable spectacle without the aid of an airship.
+====The Original Aeolus Village====
+Comprising just nine homes, a solitary watchtower, and the revered "Aeolus Temple", the original Aeolus village preserves its quaint charm. Over time, the neighborhood expanded to assimilate developments to the west and north of the initial island.
+====Landmarks and Modern Marvels====
+Present-day Aeolus has etched its identity through notable landmarks:
+*'''Overtaker War Memorial Park''': A poignant testament to valor, the park features a majestic central fountain, crowned by a sprawling open-air glass dome. The eternal flame beacon stands as a solemn tribute to the sacrifices of the past.
+*'''Koi II and Koi III:''' Dominating the skyline with their distinctive modular design and brutalist architecture, these apartment towers have become iconic symbols of Aeolus's contemporary urban landscape.
+Aeolus, with its mystical past and modern vibrancy, remains an alluring chapter in the diverse tapestry of New Orange City. The whispers of the Skylands linger in its streets, inviting residents and visitors alike to ponder the enigma that is Aeolus.
+====List of Structures====
+. '''Overtaker War Memorial Park:''' - A solemn testament to courage, featuring an impressive central fountain crowned by a sprawling glass dome. The eternal flame beacon within the park stands as a perpetual tribute to the sacrifices of the past.
+. '''Koi II:''' - A soaring 10-story apartment tower, housing 10 unique units. Its striking modular design adds a touch of avant-garde elegance to the skyline.
+. '''Koi III:''' - An 8-story counterpart to Koi II, boasting 8 distinctive units and mirroring its sibling's captivating modular design.
+. '''Phaserland LLC:''' - A hub of innovation and manufacturing
+. '''Q Studio:''' - A dynamic podcast company [[File:qstudio.png|350px|thumb|right|The Q Studio offers studios to many independent podcasts]]
+. '''Moonrise Manufacturing:''' - A bustling manufacturing facility
+. '''Full Moon Lunch:''' - A favorite lunchtime restaurant
+. '''Dr Badger's:''' - A budget-friendly "medical" office
+. '''The Bird Priest:''' - Its purpose and offerings remain veiled, adding an air of intrigue to the neighborhood.
+. '''Plainview Geological Survey:''' - A bastion of geological exploration
+. '''Budapest Reunification Monument:''' - An obelisk gracing a small plaza
+. '''9 Private Single-Family Homes:''' - Original to the Aeolus floating island
+. '''Aeolus Watchtower:''' - Another relic from the floating island
+. '''Aeolus Temple:''' - A place of worship, the Aeolus Temple boasts a unique feature—an enormous glass hourglass, symbolizing the inexorable passage of time. A sign declares "The Sands of Time," linking the temple to the mystical essence of the once-floating island.