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BRENNA SOLVIK’S DOCKHOUSE
Overview
- Location: Industrial Ring, Arla Town
- Address: NW Industrial Ring Road 5
- Surroundings: Located in Arla Town's “Fishermen's Quarter”, adjacent to the banks of Lake Arla and nearby the Funkenberg Fishfactory.
Brenna Solvik, a fisherwoman in her sixties, was respected for her knowledge of lake currents and weather patterns. She trained younger fishermen to “read the water” and often guided boats through dangerous shallows. Her own catch was modest but steady, sold exclusively via the Arla Town Market and the Funkenberg Fishfactory.
The dockhouse was destroyed during the Great War, when the Alliance of Native Tribes raided and burned down Arla Town as a whole.
Architectural Significance
- Construction Material: Timber frame with stone hearth
- Dock: Narrow pier with carved poles used for water-level marking
- Interior: Maps of river depths, shelves of journals
Building Structure
- Boat Slip: Small rowboat *Seaguide*
- Chart Wall: Hand-drawn maps of currents and weather notes
- Storage: Fishing gear, waterproof boxes
- Living Corner: Bedroll and stove
Roles and Responsibilities
- Master Fisherwoman & Guide: Brenna Solvik
- Apprentice (1): Assisted in mapping and fishing
Products
| Product | Distribution | Channel | Price (Kourou) |
| Fresh Fish (kg) | Daily catch | Arla Town Market / Funkenberg Fishfactory | 20 K |
| Guidance Service | Pilot through shallows/currents | Direct service | 150 K |
Look and Feel
The dockhouse carried the scent of damp parchment and charred wood. In the perpetual twilight, lanterns lit maps pinned across the walls, their inked lines tracing Lake Arla’s hidden currents. Brenna’s steady hand and sharp eyes gave the place an aura of patience and quiet authority.