Hinal was a small village located in the western part of Jenam Valley. For the entirety of it's existence, Hinal was a minor, backwater farming village. With a population of under one-hundred, no recorded murders, and less than two legal disputes a year; Hinal was a idealistic village. However, in the month of Laseral in 1646, the entire population was apparently killed. The perpetrator is entirely unknown, however at some point following the genocide, the bodies of the inhabitants were buried and wooden grave markers were erected throughout the town. Today the village remains completely abandoned and superstition guides many would-be travelers away from the ruins the moment they see the graves markers that fill the streets.