Post by Isra - The Free City on Dec 8, 2015 7:11:19 GMT -8
At a slight decline, a great aqueduct of stone brings fresh water from the springs in the rocky hills west of Isra down across the plains and into the city itself; arching over a section of the western wall and delivering the liquid of life right into the heart of the city's water system.
The aqueduct, as would be expected, is heavily guarded at all points, though it is not suitable as a path into the city. Anyone who tried to enter the city through the aqueduct would surely be filtered out or drown.
Although many resources were spent to build the aqueduct, it seems to be mostly a thing of hygiene and comfort rather than a necessity. Indeed, wells and water from the river provide valuable drinking fluids should the aqueduct be destroyed.
The aqueduct, as would be expected, is heavily guarded at all points, though it is not suitable as a path into the city. Anyone who tried to enter the city through the aqueduct would surely be filtered out or drown.
Although many resources were spent to build the aqueduct, it seems to be mostly a thing of hygiene and comfort rather than a necessity. Indeed, wells and water from the river provide valuable drinking fluids should the aqueduct be destroyed.