Fernava Society

General Information
While Fernava may be connected to Gensekai, since its establishment in Year 310. (Current year is 484). It's considered a completely different region from Gensekai; even if the latter provides some of the energy used to maintain Fernava. They have adopted a shared sense of neutrality towards each other's existence; and as such, most Fernavians don't deal with much magic. It's frowned upon to engage in anything too magic-like in the general public.

As for how it is managed; Fernava is mostly free. In the sense that anyone can make their businesses; monopolies are frowned upon. There does exist some basic protection and other things akin to the city, but many local matters are handled by Private Organizations or the Police force of each district.

Of course; the truly people in power are the several crime families who add fire to the underbelly of Fernava. Many businesses owe their protections to them. The underground criminal landscape of Fernava remains to thrives, and the most powerful crime families puppet it's government in discrete ways.

Fernava's treatment of Yokai is...wishy-washy. As long as any visitors remain lowkey about their nature, they'll be left alone. Fernavians have an aversion towards the fantastical and as such the Officers and Judges have to maintain face about being a place for normalcy, therefore Yokai who cause trouble will be kicked out from Fernava. Extreme cases will result in extermination, but nobody wants to deal with that whiplash. There are hints of exclusion towards Yokai who decide to live in Fernava, with the exception of the Forsythia District.

Economically, Fernava is capitalistic, similar to the world we live in.

High Judges
The officially recognized leaders of Fernava is the mysterious group of high judges, with Pierce being the most well-known while many others live in obscurity for various reasons. They are the ones who decide the big things in Fernava, though have adopted a policy of remaining mostly neutral. Each district has one High Judge that is responsible for maintaining it.