Navia

Intro Fontaine's laws are very strict, but its people are quite free-spirited. Fontaine society includes all sorts of social organizations, clubs, or factions, all with their own origins, developments, goals, and styles. For example, the short-lived Hat Jellyfish Society ostensibly advocated for the protection of the waters and their inhabitants, but was actually founded by a group of explosives enthusiasts. In contrast, Spina di Rosula, despite its overly loud young leaders, is a law-abiding, reliable society. In its official statements, Spina declares itself a citizen-oriented society that encompasses many segments of society, focusing its efforts on solving difficult problems among the people, and will cooperate with the Fontain authorities when necessary. If you asked Navia, he would say that Spina serves as a business partner to all kinds of people, helping with any problem with either a velvet glove or an iron fist. Neither of these descriptions is wrong, at least in general terms, so you can choose whichever you prefer;? However, it is worth noting that it is easier for those who choose the latter to become friends with Navia. To say that you grew up watching theater at Fontaine is like claiming that you grew up drinking water: it’s so commonplace that it’s hardly worth mentioning. Navia was like that too. She was so enamored of the scenes on stage that as a little girl she would pressure her father to buy her tickets so that she could experience every part of the story with the characters. These feelings would take on a different tone once she got involved in the work of Spina di Rosula. The staged conflicts seemed less visible than the ups and downs at the negotiating table, and she could see the cosmetic scars that the make-up artists had permanently etched into the bodies of the inhabitants of Fleuve Cendre. Gradually her visits to the opera house became less frequent, and instead she began to spend more time with the people around her.!