8,099
edits
Difference between revisions of "New Hope"
m
linked to bats
m (linked to bats) |
|||
| Line 42: | Line 42: | ||
The mountainside above the village is home to several species of animals and types of plants and can be found in their respective landforms. On a rocky hillside that offers panoramic views of the village, sleek silver panthers prowl about the ready to pounce anything that moves amidst the [[bayberry]] trees and [[hawthorn]] plants growing in the area. The hills lead to a series of grassy plains and shallow depressions where baboons, mazaran horses, and feral dogs make their home among [[lady's slipper]] plants and [[goldenseal]] flowers. | The mountainside above the village is home to several species of animals and types of plants and can be found in their respective landforms. On a rocky hillside that offers panoramic views of the village, sleek silver panthers prowl about the ready to pounce anything that moves amidst the [[bayberry]] trees and [[hawthorn]] plants growing in the area. The hills lead to a series of grassy plains and shallow depressions where baboons, mazaran horses, and feral dogs make their home among [[lady's slipper]] plants and [[goldenseal]] flowers. | ||
An obsidian cave on the island is home to dozens of black bats and Sirawyn, the fallen priestess. [[Irid moss]] and [[bloodroot]] plants flourish in the damp atmosphere of this subterranean den. | An obsidian cave on the island is home to dozens of black [[bats]] and Sirawyn, the fallen priestess. [[Irid moss]] and [[bloodroot]] plants flourish in the damp atmosphere of this subterranean den. | ||
Eagle-eyed explorers might find a way down the island cliffs for a closer view of the ocean. Here, beds of kelp grow in the frothy waters just off shore. Black and white avocets can be seen wading in the surf while saltwater crocodiles bask in the sun. | Eagle-eyed explorers might find a way down the island cliffs for a closer view of the ocean. Here, beds of kelp grow in the frothy waters just off shore. Black and white avocets can be seen wading in the surf while saltwater crocodiles bask in the sun. | ||