Traveling past the boundaries of RhyDin is a long road filled with many scenic drop-offs that seem to draw the artists, as well as poets, to many inspiring works of art. This Road is called Yuis Road, and it leads any who wish to go, to the City of Light. Although the entrance to New Dunbouri is far off, the first sight greeting most visitors and travelers is the Sutton Canals. Its a long ten days walk to the lovely city of light from the canals, but never fear as there are many places to rest along the way.

     The first of many places is the Singing Swan Inn. The Singing Swan is a place filled soft music and soothing food, and is renowned for its cleanliness and hospitality. There are many rooms here, filled with a variety sizes of beds for the traveler and/or their companions as well. If you feel the need to stop here, ask for Mary. She has a delightful smile and the ability to cook the most delicious vegetable stew.

     On your second day, headed for New Dunbouri, you will find a makeshift hut, created free of charge to any who cannot afford a night in a tavern, or wish for privacy. There are a few more of these along the way, and it is highly suggested that should you wish to use them, to please clean after yourself when you are finished. Though, not far from the hut, you will find Grinning Cat Tavern. Here they make their very own brew of beer, along with the imported Dwarven Ale and Elven Wine, which is very tasty indeed.

     It will not be another two days before you make it to the Lazy Dog Inn. This Inn lives up to its name! Catered to those who wish to sleep in, and rest their weary bones for a day, treys can be brought up to your room as you wish. It comes quite cheap too, though the soap and water for bathing is extra, it is well worth the trip here. And after you get finished with your 'lazy' experience here, another days travel takes you to yet another free hut for another nights rest.

     By the time you reach the next rest stop on your trip, it should be day seven of your ten day hike, and the Hot Springs Cafe is anyone's dream come true. Though its called a cafe, never fear as there are many rooms for you to stay in, while you visit the natural hot springs nearby. A trail just behind the Cafe leads you through the thick tapestry of greenery to several natural hot springs. It is recommended to also try a cup of Mocha or Java before you continue your journey to the city.

     Though there are several places to rest along the way, the next Inn is not for another day and a half, and is also the last Inn before you reach the city gates. The Yuis Inn, the first Inn build on this long road, was also given the name of it as well. It is also one of the biggest on this road, as it tends to hold many costumers at any given time. Its spacious main room has an air of family to it, as does each of its rooms. From here, there is only one free hut left, before you reach New Dunbouri, the City of Light.