Residential location record
Residence · family seat · operational node
The family keeps two houses. The original stands in Turon, where Lynleit lived with her mother during junior school. After her mother's death, Fionn moved the family to Vilen for better access to the capital. The Vilen house is a three-floor residence whose offices, library, and discreet working rooms also support MSF operations.
Family history
Behind the house, a compact private park descends toward the river-facing edge of the hill. Thick vegetation and mature trees surround the residence closely enough for wind in the leaves and branches to remain part of its daily sound. Below, the river flows toward Vilen's city center. Lynleit regards flowing water as life energy: its movement gives her emotional grounding even though she has feared drowning since childhood.
Vertical plan
Lynleit's chosen room
After the family moved from Turon to Vilen, Lynleit made a third-floor study-bedroom her condition for accepting the new house. Its height lets her look beyond the trees toward the river while she works. Wind moving through leaves and branches gives the room the natural sound she finds most inspiring.
Interior
The rooms on this floor have not been described.
Glass and greenery
The rear side of the first floor opens into glass-enclosed relaxation areas facing dense greenery. In summer they extend domestic life among the trees. In winter the same rooms preserve the sight and sound of the landscape while protecting everyone inside from cold, rain, and wind.
The family has a substantial library for reading, study, and research.
Private meetings and administrative work take place in offices within the house.
Dual role
The family sleeps, studies, and rests here. Fionn's work shares the house with its bedrooms, garden, and glass-enclosed relaxation rooms.
The director can receive trusted people, review sensitive work, and continue agency business without leaving the protection and familiarity of home.
The offices and library support selected meetings, planning, and confidential work. MSF's formal headquarters remains in Turon.
Story connections
Her third-floor room brings together the distant view, surrounding trees, and flowing water she uses for inspiration and emotional grounding.
→ DIRECTORFionnHis public family seat also supports the confidential demands of MSF leadership.
→ INSTITUTIONMSFThe house is a residential operational node, distinct from the agency's formal headquarters in Turon.
→ HOUSEHOLDAsh enters the houseLynleit catches the grey cat after a clumsy chase, then cannot bring herself to put him out in the rain.
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