Lalatoya

Lalatoya is an elven village of the Great Canada Forest.

Background
Lalatoya is an elven settlement located to the north-east of Diento, on the other side of the Lydel River, near the foot of the Furyu Mountains. There it lies hidden in a maze of trees.

Light Novel Volume 01
After rescuing the captive elves in Diento, Ariane invited Arc and Ponta to her village.

Light Novel Volume 02
After rescuing the captive elves in Diento, Ariane brought Arc and Ponta to her village. Once the knight received permission to enter the city, he was brought to Ariane's parents, Glenys Alna Lalatoya and Dillan Tahg Lalatoya.

Arc would later leave the village to go on a journey together with Ariane and Ponta to seek out the remaining missing elves that were kidnapped by the human slavers. There first clue being in the town of Houvan. While on the way to the human town, the group managed to hunt some haunted wolves near the Telnassos Mountains. Ariane harvesting the tails sought to return Lalatoya so that the tails could be fashioned into a wedding veil for her sister. Through Arc's Transfer Gate the group briefly returned to Lalatoya to deliver the tails but also rest before heading to their destination.

Light Novel Volume 03
After confirming that Toreasa Darine Lamburt was happy in her new life as wife to Petros du Lamburt in Lamburt, Arc and his comrades returned to Lalatoya to inform Dillan of their progress in locating the remaining elves. After sharing information, Arc and Ariane planned to head to the edge of the Great West Revlon Empire where the last remaining elves were reported to have been bought by a noble named Drassos du Barysimon.

Layout
Lalatoya was situated in a forest clearing surrounded by a thirty-meter-tall barrier made out of stacked pieces of lumber with watchtowers guarding the walls. It had one entrance a short, arched doorway with a gate made of a shiny black metal. The barrier was around five meters thick and appeared to be made of solid trees.

Inside the walls, Lalatoya was composed of vast fields for farming crops and grazing livestock, with the occasional wooden structure. The homes in Lalatoya boasted the same mushroom topped roofs, and some were carved with unique designs that were a mysterious mixture of nature and artifice.

Central to the village was the elder's home, which lay in the center and was virtually a giant tree,

Trivia

 * Arc was noted to be the first outsider to have visited an elven settlement.