A modest yet vital aqueduct, the Aqua Triana winds its way through the city with a purposeful grace, feeding the wells of the Palatine Collis with a ceaseless, strong current that belies its small size. Crafted from strong stone, the aqueduct's arches rise above the rooftops, casting shadows that wax and wane with the light of day. At intervals, spouts divert the flow into public basins and fountains, where locals may gather to fill their amphorae and catch some of the latest gossip. Water flows with a steady, rushing vigour, its clear surface reflecting the sky and the hanging greenery that drapes the aqueduct's sides. In some places, the Aqua Triana is bordered by small shrines dedicated to Neptune and minor river gods, where few leave their offerings — coins, herbs, incense — to ensure the continued flow of water from the mountains beyond.