robí

robí is a fictional coastal town in the Verdian fantasy setting. It appears across a series of works that share a common worldbuilding, including novels, short stories, and graphic narratives. In these narratives, robí functions as a bustling harbor town known for its markets, libraries, and sea-facing streets.

Etymology and language use in the Verdian canon describe robí as deriving from the Verdian word for harbor, with the acute accent on the i indicating a particular vowel stress in local dialects. The name is presented as native to the Verdian coast and carries connotations of shelter, trade, and memory.

Geography and economy describe robí as situated in a sheltered bay along limestone cliffs. The town features a lighthouse at the southern headland, a busy fish market by the quays, and a small river delta nearby. Its economy centers on fishing, small-scale crafts, and trade with passing fleets, supported by a municipal system that regulates harbor activity and market rules.

Culture and landmarks emphasize a strong maritime culture. Robí is known for the Festival of Lanterns, which marks the opening of the harvest season, and for the Codex of Tides, an archive said to preserve navigational lore. Notable places include the Harbor Market, the Library of Salt, and the Lantern Lighthouse.

In media and reception, robí is cited by fans and scholars for its atmospheric setting and its portrayal of coastal community life. It serves as a vehicle for themes of memory, migration, and the clash between tradition and change within the Verdian universe.