Camp Bones

Camp Bones is a foreign settlement of Pieter Kingdom. Located in a taiga biome in the deep south, it was constructed using spruce wood. It is known as the first place in Pisa Manama where wolves were found.

History
In october 2014, aiming to gather new minerals such as diorite and granite, King Pieter started his Quest for the South. However, after initially landing at Australiport, what most piqued his interest about the southern continent was its wildlife. After venturing west beyond Dr. Trade, and gathering several rabbits, he was set upon by wolves in the western taiga. Immediately recognising their potential as pets and hunting partners, the king set up camp between two minor lakes. Collecting bones from invading skeletons, King Pieter stayed in Camp Bones for a week before realising the pack of wolves had long left the area. After multiple expeditions, which saw the loss of several tamed dogs, he was able to track down and tame a male and female wolf (Red XIII and Verdi), which he safely led back to Camp Bones.

Meanwhile, Camp Bones had gone through another development: the rich supply of emerald supplied by Dr. Trade had turned Camp Bones into the south's main trade hub. Economic opportunities had boosted development of the settlement, which now produced large quantities of sugar, paper and cobblestone. Trade has since expanded to leather, beef, chicken, feathers, eggs, ink and wheat. As the leading producer of books in Pisa Manama, it is sometimes referred to as Camp Books.

Facilities
Camp Bones is a medium-sized settlement with various facilities, the oldest being the Camp Bones Hut, which King Pieter constructed in the middle of the night, surrounded by wolves. For the production of its trade, the camp contains a sugar cane farm, a wheat farm, as well as a cow- and chicken-farm (known as "Cowbones" and "Chickenbones", respectively). An entrance to the underground quarry can be found in the camp's centre, The quarry also leads to the entrance of the Boneshaft, an expansive, abandoned mineshaft discovered during Naomi's first visit to Camp Bones. Since Tommy's demise in the depths of the Boneshaft, a landmark honouring his endeavours has been added. Lastly, a ladder on a steep hillside nearby leads to the Boner, a spruce tree with a flat top which is used as a lookout tower.