Lira Kaelen, a widowed fisherwoman in her forties, was famed for her durable handwoven nets. While her dockhouse centered on net-weaving and storage, her family’s fish catch was routed through the Arla Town Market and bulk sales to the Funkenberg Fishfactory. All net repairs and rope sales were conducted collectively at Tiller & Net Fishing Supplies, never directly from her dockhouse.
The dockhouse was destroyed during the Great War, when the Alliance of Native Tribes raided and burned down Arla Town as a whole.
| Product | Distribution | Channel | Price (Kourou) |
| Fresh Fish (kg) | Daily catch | Arla Town Market / Funkenberg Fishfactory | 20 K |
| Nets & Ropes | Production only | Tiller & Net Fishing Supplies | — |
Kaelen’s dockhouse was filled with the steady rhythm of weaving, the air heavy with hemp fibers and resin. In the perpetual twilight of the Asari Region, nets hung like curtains, their shifting shadows cast by the muted glow of lanternlight. The atmosphere was quiet
Kaelen’s nets tied the Quarter together — but her dockhouse itself was not a shop. Plot hooks should tie to the cooperative (net supply sabotage, bookkeeping fraud) or her role as a respected craftswoman.
Fishermen of the Fishermen's Quarter in Arla Town: