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Finally finished! This took a while cause it's the first thing I drew with the new mouse... yeah.
For the group here's infor about each city:

The whole elemental world is relatively new. Since each kingdom wished to remain apart, there aren’t many actual roads. There’s only dirt roads which could be considered more as paths. Now however, with the Rogue City becoming more prominent, roads may be built in order for easier transport.

The Rogue City: The newest city on the continent and founded by the Light Elemental Jin. It started out as a single cottage then quickly grew as more elementals came. It was symbolically placed in the center of all the elemental cities, but these days people wonder if their vulnerable position was a mistake. Now lead by Meiwma, a young Water Elemental, the city is slowly becoming a threat to the lifestyles of the Elemental cities.

Name Unknown: This is where the supposed ‘Anti-rogues’ live. This city was around longer than the rogues was, and remained hidden deep in the forest for a long time. There was no set leaders and most inhabitants didn’t care what happened outside of their city. Once the Rogue City was built and a the Light Elemental Yachav took control, the city became less of a secret. Now, after Yachav left, the city has become more vocal against the elemental cities.

Liesenfolde: (lie-sin-fold) The city of the Light Elementals. Their city is surrounded by a large gate/wall which is always guarded. The main entrance is where people usually come and go, but there are a few hidden entrances for guards and soldiers. The city is very difficult for foreigners to get into, they must have a permit from their royalty. Closest to the castle (which is located in the center) is where the rich live, then as you go farther down towards the wall the house become less fancy. The ‘lower’ class is more like average middle class, there’s no homeless or poor in Liesenfolde.

Dhostvardaen: (dost-var-dane) The city of the Dark Elementals. They built their city in the middle of a desolate forest, and it’s rumored that their dark powers poisoned the trees, causing them to have black branches and gray leaves that are only seen on the trees in summer. They have a moat around the city and the water’s also looks unhealthy. The houses are haphazardly splayed in front of the castle with no particular order. The rich and the poor have a huge gap between each other, and there is no middle class. As unprotected as Dhostvardaen seems, no one has been able to sneak in undetected.

Farren: (far-ren) The city of the Nature Elementals. The only one with two main cities, Farren has the largest territory. They’re spread out all through Farren Forest, and in the center is a huge tree, larger than any tree in existence. A lake is in front of the tree, providing nutrients for it. This was a gift from the Water Elementals as a peace treaty. Those that live in the forest are the ones closer to nature, while in the mountains to the northeast of Farren is where those closer to the earth reside. Both cities go by the name of Farren. There is a rumor that the mountain city, and the bridge connecting the Farren mountains to the northern mountains was a taunt by Prince Elsin to the Fire Elementals living up north. There are no official classes, they all live similar lifestyles, including the royalty.

Quan: (quan) The city of the Water Elementals. This city is the most isolated of all of them, located deep underwater in the largest body of water on the continent (which is surrounded by marshes). They have a protective barrier around their entire city that is constantly guarded to keep beats of the deep away. The city itself is made of several layers, each connected by tunnels that the elementals swim through. The houses are random, upper, middle, and lower classes living together. The castle is located at the center of the complex. The city is keep stationary by a huge rock suspended in the water, rumored to be the home of their Guardian.

Feigroth: (fey-groth) The city of the Fire Elementals. This city is the least protected and the easiest to infiltrate, but no one has bothered to take it over, one, because of the barren land around it, and two, for the volcano, obvious home of the Fire Elementals’ guardian. The castle is richly decorated while the houses of the citizens are plain. The rich live inside the castle with the royalty, while the lower class (which again, is more like average middle class) live in the houses around it. Some live in the mountains, and there’s usually a festival going on for one thing or another.

Ariandi: (are-ree-on-dee) The city of the Wind Elementals. Their city is always high in the air and always moving (this movement does not affect their everyday lives) in a circle, ironically around Terrinog. Its usually seen floating between Quan and Terrinog, and the only way for a foreigner to get there is if a Wind Elemental flies them up. The city is set on top of clouds, which is rumored to be carried by their guardian. Large stone walls surround the city which is a maze of houses and building. The castle’s spires can easily be seen from the far sides of the city. There is upper, middle, and lower class.

Terrinog: (tear-ri-nog) The city of the Thunder Elementals. Located on top of the highest peek of the southern mountains, the only accessible way to get there (if you can’t teleport) is down a perilous path leading into Farren Forest. The city itself is a confusing maze of twists and turns. There’s no castle, the royalty live in the main headquarters of Terrinog’s army. There is a huge gap between the rich and poor, and a small middle class. Terrinog is the second highest criminal rate, after Dhostvardaen.

Silvien: (sil-vain) The city of the Ice Elementals. Like their distant cousins, their city is also extremely isolated and hard to get to. The tundra where they live is surrounded by snow peaked mountains, and there’s always a snowstorm hiding the city. The castle is short but wide and with the surrounding houses it’s propped up on a stone foundation. Circling the city is the army’s camps and their hunters who provide food for the populace. The upper class is like average middle class and the poor can barely get by. Despite that, the Ice Elementals continue to live, sometimes thrive, in their harsh climate.

That's a lot sorry If you have any questions about this, let me know!

Description
Finally finished! This took a while cause it's the first thing I drew with the new mouse... yeah.
For the group here's infor about each city:

The whole elemental world is relatively new. Since each kingdom wished to remain apart, there aren’t many actual roads. There’s only dirt roads which could be considered more as paths. Now however, with the Rogue City becoming more prominent, roads may be built in order for easier transport.

The Rogue City: The newest city on the continent and founded by the Light Elemental Jin. It started out as a single cottage then quickly grew as more elementals came. It was symbolically placed in the center of all the elemental cities, but these days people wonder if their vulnerable position was a mistake. Now lead by Meiwma, a young Water Elemental, the city is slowly becoming a threat to the lifestyles of the Elemental cities.

Name Unknown: This is where the supposed ‘Anti-rogues’ live. This city was around longer than the rogues was, and remained hidden deep in the forest for a long time. There was no set leaders and most inhabitants didn’t care what happened outside of their city. Once the Rogue City was built and a the Light Elemental Yachav took control, the city became less of a secret. Now, after Yachav left, the city has become more vocal against the elemental cities.

Liesenfolde: (lie-sin-fold) The city of the Light Elementals. Their city is surrounded by a large gate/wall which is always guarded. The main entrance is where people usually come and go, but there are a few hidden entrances for guards and soldiers. The city is very difficult for foreigners to get into, they must have a permit from their royalty. Closest to the castle (which is located in the center) is where the rich live, then as you go farther down towards the wall the house become less fancy. The ‘lower’ class is more like average middle class, there’s no homeless or poor in Liesenfolde.

Dhostvardaen: (dost-var-dane) The city of the Dark Elementals. They built their city in the middle of a desolate forest, and it’s rumored that their dark powers poisoned the trees, causing them to have black branches and gray leaves that are only seen on the trees in summer. They have a moat around the city and the water’s also looks unhealthy. The houses are haphazardly splayed in front of the castle with no particular order. The rich and the poor have a huge gap between each other, and there is no middle class. As unprotected as Dhostvardaen seems, no one has been able to sneak in undetected.

Farren: (far-ren) The city of the Nature Elementals. The only one with two main cities, Farren has the largest territory. They’re spread out all through Farren Forest, and in the center is a huge tree, larger than any tree in existence. A lake is in front of the tree, providing nutrients for it. This was a gift from the Water Elementals as a peace treaty. Those that live in the forest are the ones closer to nature, while in the mountains to the northeast of Farren is where those closer to the earth reside. Both cities go by the name of Farren. There is a rumor that the mountain city, and the bridge connecting the Farren mountains to the northern mountains was a taunt by Prince Elsin to the Fire Elementals living up north. There are no official classes, they all live similar lifestyles, including the royalty.

Quan: (quan) The city of the Water Elementals. This city is the most isolated of all of them, located deep underwater in the largest body of water on the continent (which is surrounded by marshes). They have a protective barrier around their entire city that is constantly guarded to keep beats of the deep away. The city itself is made of several layers, each connected by tunnels that the elementals swim through. The houses are random, upper, middle, and lower classes living together. The castle is located at the center of the complex. The city is keep stationary by a huge rock suspended in the water, rumored to be the home of their Guardian.

Feigroth: (fey-groth) The city of the Fire Elementals. This city is the least protected and the easiest to infiltrate, but no one has bothered to take it over, one, because of the barren land around it, and two, for the volcano, obvious home of the Fire Elementals’ guardian. The castle is richly decorated while the houses of the citizens are plain. The rich live inside the castle with the royalty, while the lower class (which again, is more like average middle class) live in the houses around it. Some live in the mountains, and there’s usually a festival going on for one thing or another.

Ariandi: (are-ree-on-dee) The city of the Wind Elementals. Their city is always high in the air and always moving (this movement does not affect their everyday lives) in a circle, ironically around Terrinog. Its usually seen floating between Quan and Terrinog, and the only way for a foreigner to get there is if a Wind Elemental flies them up. The city is set on top of clouds, which is rumored to be carried by their guardian. Large stone walls surround the city which is a maze of houses and building. The castle’s spires can easily be seen from the far sides of the city. There is upper, middle, and lower class.

Terrinog: (tear-ri-nog) The city of the Thunder Elementals. Located on top of the highest peek of the southern mountains, the only accessible way to get there (if you can’t teleport) is down a perilous path leading into Farren Forest. The city itself is a confusing maze of twists and turns. There’s no castle, the royalty live in the main headquarters of Terrinog’s army. There is a huge gap between the rich and poor, and a small middle class. Terrinog is the second highest criminal rate, after Dhostvardaen.

Silvien: (sil-vain) The city of the Ice Elementals. Like their distant cousins, their city is also extremely isolated and hard to get to. The tundra where they live is surrounded by snow peaked mountains, and there’s always a snowstorm hiding the city. The castle is short but wide and with the surrounding houses it’s propped up on a stone foundation. Circling the city is the army’s camps and their hunters who provide food for the populace. The upper class is like average middle class and the poor can barely get by. Despite that, the Ice Elementals continue to live, sometimes thrive, in their harsh climate.

That's a lot sorry If you have any questions about this, let me know!