Greenhill/Grenhill

A settlement located on top of a hill at the border of the snowy wastelands. Its infrastructure includes apartment blocks along the outer walls, still within the snow biome. Inside the inner walls are the living quarters and recreation centers, as well as the entrance to the mines and the stairway to the skybase, where the blacksmith, medic bay, and meeting room are located.

At the foot of the hill, an aqueduct system irrigates the farmland, while above ground, a sky bridge connects the settlement to Skycity and Pitsberg.

Population	~40-45
Head of Government	149
Government Types	Sociocracy
Demonym	None
Session Founded	Session 1A
Session Dissolved (If applicable)	-

Registered Workers (WIP)

Guardsmen	170, 989, 610, 255
Healer	90, 817
Blacksmith	149, 221, 565, 569, 10, 517, 657, 472, 679
Miner	330, 158, 288, 591, 811, 730
Farmer	255, 171, 788, 114, 225, 72
Librarian
Builder	451, 990, 705, 79, 198

History

On the first session of the second trial, a group of travelers fleeing the icy wastelands encountered an unusual sight: a lone survivor living atop an improvised skybase. This was #90, who had built the platform to escape the dangers of the creatures lurking in the dark.

The group sought shelter, and the lone survivor sought help to endure. Out of this meeting of common interests, the settlement now known as Greenhill was founded.

Economy

While its economy was mostly internal, Greenhill had a few trading routes between the neighboring nations.

Foreign affairs

Skycity: Friendly towards Greenhill. While not officially declared, both settlements had agreed not to harm or sabotage each other.

Pitsburg: Friendly towards Greenhill. Similar to Skycity, Pitsburg held an agreement of no aggression. When the settlement disbanded, some of its people fled to Greenhill, and during its rebuild, Greenhill offered its assistance to Pitsburg.

Far Oasis: While there had been little prior interaction, when the settlement of Far Oasis fell to the hands of alleged cannibals, its survivors fled to Greenhill, which took them in as refugees.