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As you travel into the woods of Akeli lake, you may become... disoriented. If you cross the Dove Hills with your eyes closed, you will feel the land begin to change beneath your feet. Even from the wilds of Sharktooth, if you hold the wish heavily in your mind, you can reach Xaoc Forest. There is no one way to find it - Chaos will hear the wish of those who seek her, and will guide their feet into her mystic land in mere moments. Xaoc Forest itself is vast, but no one need wait long for an audience from the goddess. The crushed reds and yellows of flowers are present year-round, as is the choking mist that comes and goes in waves. It is never dusk, never dark - the sun and moon are never seen. It's simply clouds, and greyness, and... altogether quite strange. And yet, it is a place where dreams, and possibly nightmares, can comes true.

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In the shadow of a small mountain range, Akeli Lake is a veritable natural stronghold. It's cozy in the valley, surrounded by a small, but thick coniferous forest. The territory consists of this forest as well as the lake. The lake itself is clean mountain water, the ending point for a steady stream. It is abundant with fish, and a frequent stop for various wildlife.

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The Dove Hills are a rolling green sea, peppered by rocks and shrub-trees. The area gets a lot of rain, and so the ground is almost always plentiful. Prey is easy to come by, and life is generally good for those that call the hills home. Winters can be harsh as there is little shelter, but digging burrows in the snow has proven effective for the inhabitants for keeping warm.

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Though less hilly than the Dove Hills, the land is reminiscent of that grassy territory. The grasses here are a gold-brown color much of the year, and everything is overall much drier than its eastern counterpart. There are scattered trees here that hold the nests of mostly predatory birds and offer shade to those weary of the sun. In the winter the rodents move underground, so prey consists almost entirely on the gazelles of the plains. Harsh winters have seen the prey population pushed almost to extinction, so caution must be taken.

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Contrasting the dryness of the other lands of the south, the rainforest of the southwest is thick and lush and gets far too much rain to handle. This makes the air incredibly humid and thick year-round, making it not only hot but sometimes hard to breathe, especially in the summer. Because of its bounty, a huge variety of wildlife call the area home. While prey is plentiful, so are predators - some of which are not afraid to set their eyes on wolves. The jaguars in particular have historically been a problem, so caution must be had. A number of brightly-colored, poisonous animals also live here, so pups should be closely monitored.

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While the mainland nearest the island is pretty temperate, something about the warm currents and the air streams have allowed this island to be practically tropical. The edges of the island are fairly moderate, but the further inland you go, the more hilly and mountainous it becomes. Only the occasional stray predator from the mainland makes it out this far, so once you cross the current, you've entered a virtual paradise. The islanders have historically been a little secluded because of the channel crossing.

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