Fish Market, a true economic lung of The Lakeshoe, is an imposing building that stands proudly in the heart of The Fishery district. It is here that every day, 10 to 15 tons of fish are sold at auction, in a deafening tumult of shrill voices and footsteps on the wet cobblestones. The building, with its robust and functional architecture, is constantly animated by the hustle and bustle of merchants, fishermen, and tax collectors.

Inside, Fish Market is a veritable labyrinth of corridors and stalls, where the smell of fresh fish mingles with that of salt and sea. The Fishers deposit their daily catches, while merchants, coming from all corners of Laelith, rush to buy the best specimens. The auctions are conducted with disconcerting precision and speed, each fish being sold to the highest bidder in an incessant ballet of gestures and shouts.

Fish Market is also a place of tensions and rivalries. Independent The Fishers rub shoulders with the employees of shipowners, and conflicts are frequent. Despite this, Fish Market remains an essential place in the economic life of Laelith, and a symbol of the vitality of The Lakeshoe.