There are quite a lot of things in this city. The residential areas have very tall houses organized in circles around shared lawns; the commercial areas, interspersed at intervals of easy walking distance around and between the residential sections and much more grid-organized, have groceries and theaters and bookshops and commercial casting outfits and public lights and charity offices and newspaper stands and calligraphers and witch shops with shelves of potions. Plant nurseries and scoot repairs and the central international temple of the most divine Kovin and furniture stores and restaurants and a music school and - there's a bank. Espaal United Financial.