Jehu's Tent
The land given to Jehu sits south of the stream that flows into the bay south of Uta's Place. The stream marks the northern border of his claim, which runs from the surf into the jungle. The stream ideally provides fresh water, a ready draw for jungle game and a spot to offer devotions to the goddess Makutsi.
While the strip of beach along the claim is not particularly wide, there is a spot of open sand above the beach's berm crest that presses into the palm-lined margin of the jungle. The alcove-like clearing, dotted with patches of short, hearty beach grass is vaguely reminiscent of a Burning Lands oasis, so offers an ideal place for Jehu's dwelling. The cobblestone path running from the Commons to Treasure Point runs behind the site just a bit further into the palm fringe.
The dwelling itself is a Chaktawe tent facing the sea, approximately 400 square feet in area and rectangular in shape. Made of animal hide and woven goat hair, the sides of the tent can be rolled up in fair weather or lowered and staked if necessary. There is also a fabric wall that can be hung to separate the tent into two chambers. The tent is true to the Chaktawe people, the interior decorated with feathers and bones and appointed with with red clay and mica pottery.
Currently there are no furnishings. A colorful Chaktawe blanket lies on the sand with Jehu's bedroll on it. Eventually, he will build a wooden pallet floor for the tent and procure additional furniture. A fire pit has been dug out in front of the tent.