The location is the backyard of Saint Aiven City—Long Island.
At the point where the peninsula connects to the mainland, the construction of the Long Island Manor, the new official residence of the Marquis, had already commenced in phases.
Saint Aiven City, being the key port city for future development of the marquisate, and even the first jewel of the East Coast owing to its natural harbor, was not just a place for the enjoyment of Aiven's family. More importantly, it was a powerful signal to the citizens and the outside world.
A shift of the administrative capital of the future marquisate!
And it would allow talents and capital traveling from the Old Continent through this transportation hub of Saint Aiven City to the New Continent to truly settle here with peace of mind.
