Vanished

Territories that have mysteriously vanished from the world.

Tsukiishi

Various mountains dot snow-dressed lands which vary in size and difficulty where the highest peaks will sometimes breach the lower clouds, separating anyone within those peaks away from the world below in their own haven. Along the mountainsides, evergreens cling to the rocks in various layers and sizes, hanging over the ledges in certain areas which offer a safe place for birds and small mammals to rest and nest.

Twinwater Tides

The sprawling Twinwater Tides encompass a wide peninsula separated from the rest of the landmass by a forest made up of young pine trees which are tall but thin, their canopies sheltering from the elements but not thoroughly, and not yet dense enough to blot out the sun. Continuing north, aimlessly sprawling sandy pathways begin to form as the forest gives way to wetlands. Solid earth becomes interspersed with shallow ponds and ditches, well hidden by water-rooting plants leading to the southern shore of a huge crescent-shaped pond. The waters of the pond spread wide across the territory, though only reach twelve feet at their deepest point, and provide fresh, cool drink for local wildlife. Even farther north, a huge porous stone rises proudly out of the ground, the last sign of solid land as the rest of the territory gives way to the trickily-navigated marshlands leading to the coast.

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