Saint Pierre

Saint Pierre
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Saint Pierre is a town located on the island of Everon.

Overview

Situated at the southernmost tip of the island, Saint Pierre is one of the two largest settlements on Everon alongside Montignac. It can be reached through the road that originates at Levie, passing through the villages of Durras and Vernon.

Saint Pierre serves as one of the major entry points onto the island via the sea. There isn't an actual harbour built at the beach for vessels to dock at, though the gravel road which runs through Saint Pierre terminates directly at the shore. This ensures easy access to and from the coast for any ships attempting a stopover.

At the height of the Malden Islands Crisis, Saint Pierre was temporarily used as a secondary command post by occupation forces led by rogue Soviet commander General Aleksei Guba.

Landmarks

Castle Ruins

Located south of Saint Pierre at the peak of the mountain, these castle ruins consists of a gate, two towers (one partially destroyed), as well as the rubble of walls scattered around it.

Dating back to 19th century, it was presumably built by the Prussian Empire when Everon served as an outpost for the Prussian Navy. During the Soviet occupation, the ruins were repurposed as an improvised headquarters of the so-called "Everon Freedom Alliance". It continued to serve as a base of operations for the resistance group until the island's liberation by U.S.-led NATO forces.

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