Sarrens Manor, located in the Hydefield South Suburb.
This is a typical American manor from the early 20th century of Ancient Earth. White-painted wooden fences surround the manor, which covers nearly two square kilometers. Several small hills with lush greenery, with wooden stables, hay barns, and tool sheds built on them.
The southern part of the manor is planted with crops like grapes and wheat, while the east and west sides are planted with common flowers and trees.
The north side has pastures and horse fields, where dairy cows, sheep, elk, and several camels are grazed. In the horse fields, dozens of English thoroughbreds, Andalusian horses, and Friesian horses are raised.
At the center of the manor is a small brown building with a white roof.
