Fulong

Description
Fulong is an archipelago nation of the coast of Yan'lu and is the homeland of the Houren race. However Fulong is a very poor country and relies on Yueguo for protection. For the most part, Fulong is a peaceful poor island nation with a small population. The nation is incredibly poor in terms of gold and there is only one city, if you could call it that, with several small villages. However the people of Fulong do not value gold as much as resources.

Geography
The islands of Fulong are filled with thick jungles and caves that go deep into the island. The weather around the Fulong islands are very violent and only the finest of navigators and the natives of Fulong know how to sail through these violent storms.

History
Fulong does not share the same history as the other nations of Yan'lu. However, the people of Fulong did aid Odianica during the Twilight Wars like the other Yan'lunese nations. Fulong did not join the clan fightings on Yan'lu. Instead they focused on fishing and sailing. Once, the people of Fulong were voyagers who searched for more islands to inhabit but with the increase of storms, the people of Fulong decided to keep to their islands. Fulong did not agree to ban any foreign trade but due the nature of the storms, people do not enter Fulong volunteer. The Islanders leave and sail to the nations of Yan'lu to do trading.

Panyaan
The small city of Panyaan is known as the City in the Trees. It is mainly populated by Houren but they allow the humans to live with them and the two races live together as equals as they do not have racist views. The only form of government is a council of elders that consist of both human and houren elders who handle all foreign affairs and creating laws for the villages. The city itself is in the trees and the only way up is to climb the vines. Panyaan is safe due to the fact that the predators cannot climb the trees. Even the Esraikir like to venture to Panyaan and trade with the islanders since they are welcomed very graciously as equals. Typically the islanders do not like the money system but accept it because it can be used to promote trade with other nations. Instead, the islanders prefer trading goods and services for other good and services, the community works together to maintain the city.