Beinne Territories

Gunnar's Run

Carved deep into the mountains and hills it races through, the Gunnar River creates a canyon along the steepest parts of its descent from the mountain it springs from. The canyon itself is quite accessible, with the slopes having many trails leading down to the river, though a bit too steep for young pups or elders, but it is unwise to swim in the river. Many wolves have been swept downstream by the relentless current and few survive the trip.

Ivory Springs

A favored spot for elders and adult wolves, Ivory Spings is the place to be. Despite it's name, it's actually a large hot spring that many enjoy soaking their achy muscles in. This is not a place for pups, the hot waters tend to overheat their small bodies. Try not to soak in the healing waters alone, older wolves can faint if they're not careful and sometimes, drown.

Lake Memomir

Held in the loftiest of the crags of Baldur's Armour, Lake Memoir appears untouched by time. Perpetually frozen, even in the hottest of summers, it is as reflective as a mirror and often used as such by those who chance upon it. The lake itself is quite small, much more of a pond, honestly, but the superstition of being able to see one's dead beloveds in the reflection of the lake seems to have exaggerated its actual size.

Baldur's Armour

Nigh impassable in winter, the peaks of Baldur's Armour live up to their name in size as well as harsh disposition. The trees here are relatively sparse, especially on the higher altitudes, and more than a few crags have bald ridges where their slopes have climbed above the tree line. The weather on the cliffs is capricious, ranging from sunshine to gale-force windstorms in a matter of minutes, and any wildlife that lives here swiftly learns to read the most subtle of changes in the weather.

The Reservoir

At the edge of the mountain range lies a small cove, half covered with various sizes of rocks, both brown and white. Water trickles in from the ocean here, but siphons back out through a cavernous rock. The water inside the cove is calm and appears stagnant, however fish often get caught in the small pool.

The Orchard

In the largest valley lies a strand of apple, pear, and plum trees. The apples, contrary to the usual red, are golden in color, but no less tasty. Some have come here thinking that the apples are actually gold, but are quite mistaken once they sink their teeth into the fruit. Either way, the orchard is beautiful and most come here for the romantic view, as well as nostalgia. At the heart lies the Great Oak where the generation before would gather their young.

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