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Thick pines of all heights have erupted sparsely here. Fallen needles cover the ground quite effectively. Shrubs sprout moderately here as well. Now and then you may find a fallen tree, but those tend to provide a bit of entertainment for the wolves.

Tall grasses grow here quite well. Trees line the edges of this area, which is conveniently the centermost location of the Hope's Sanctuary packlands. A large boulder with a flattened top is here, well fit for lounging around on a fine day.

The entrance lies behind the waterfall. The ground is made of a spongy dirt that feels as if it springs under you with every step. Rocks and boulders are scattered around the different sized individual dens, grasses growing here and there. Moderately sized holes in the ceiling of the cave keep the breeze going, as well as some light so the wolves at least know what time of day it is and such.

Picturesque Mountain can be found directly in the middle of the Brink of Despair pack land. The cliff is ideal for howling, and at almost any time of the day, you can hear the wolves singing their sorrowful stories into the night. There are numerous caves located atop the cliff, which is where the Brink of Dispair pack sleeps during night. (Or so most do anyways.)

Chilly winds always travel through this forest. No matter what season it is. The air is always crisp and cold though it never snows or rains. It is quite dense and dark, making it the perfect place for vicious animals to stay.

Deep within the entangled lands of Brink of Despair lays the Den Area. The entrance is the mouth of a rather large cave dug deep into a hill. There within is a long hallway of stone which opens to a small spring. Here are many smaller hallow caves, perfect for sleeping in comfort. The ground is scattered with a soft kind of moss, making the floor a surprisingly place to rest. The den areas are kept warm within the winter seasons and cool in the summer.

Everyone needs a place to just kick back and relax. What better place than a nice, cool beach? The soft sand feels like silk between your toes, and the water is just right to cool off when you don't feel like wandering into some pack's land. Perfect for any wolf without a pack, or with a pack, for that matter.

Aspens are clumped together frequently here, but the groups are spread further than would be expected, providing plenty of space for the surrounding animals. Now and then one might stumble upon a pine, but this area is mainly made of your average tree with leaves (rather than needles).