Bywolf

Bywolf is a city on Venus. Nestled in the heart of the Whispering Woods, the treetop city carries a strange sense of both mystery and grace. Here, homes are often found tucked away at the treetops, while many shops and markets run along the forest floor. The city is divided by a river that flows along the center.

History
Time waits for no man, or city - while Coldlyn was being brought to life in all its icy elegance, life was being created in the heart of the newly dubbed Whispering Woods. A fair sized clearing had been explored for weak soil, potential wellsprings, and enormous roots that might be disturbed by accident whilst building. Upon deeming the area to be fit and not in danger of harm, Bywolf was brought to the treeline, much sooner than any of the other cities had been. It was designed upon a fabled writer's old tales about elves and dragons and wizards, written ages upon ages ago. The city seemed to be one with the woods, with a bubbling river caressing the middle. Treetop homes were built with intricate staircases and doorways, and halls were lined with long tables and candlelight. Stalls were set below, small but well crafted, and all manner of items were exchanged - jewels, wood, cloth, and food, among other things.

Bywolf became the home for the mysterious, elegant, subliminal, and sometimes shady. Though open and inviting, being situated in the heart of the woods can lead people astray from time to time, and the constant thought of magic was always prevalent. People that grew up in Bywolf were deemed mystical or mysterious; the odd rumor would sometimes do the rounds about how the people living there had always lived on Venus, and were now pretending to be from Earth to fit in. Of course, everyone who has come from there completely denies this, but still some wonder...

Jobs
Bywolf does not have districts like the Citadel, and seems to follow a vague sense of order - housing is mostly in the trees, while the ground usually had the store fronts. It's rare to see a home on the ground, but slightly less uncommon to see a restaurant or merchant in the treetops.

Religious/Spiritual positions (pastor, cleric, yogi, monk, etc), merchant, jeweler, wood/stone carver, hunter, doctor/nurse, guard/police officer, weavers, storyteller/fortuneteller, butcher, florist, etc.