The Grotto

Disaster has struck!
Years ago, an earthquake broke open several entrances into a deep, winding series of subterranean systems. It was thought that deep below, underground rivers snaked their way below Moladion. Now, flooding in the Northern reaches of Moladion has proven this theory to be true.

The Grotto is almost entirely submerged. Many of the entrances are completely inaccessible, and those that are only extend a few hundred feet before ending in water. The lower entrances, however, act almost like a giant drain for Moladion. Water pours down into the Grotto's maw as powerful rapids and waterfalls, and large amounts of debris have build up throughout the area. It can be exceptionally dangerous to travel due to the risk of flash-flooding and dams suddenly breaking, but the Grotto does offer the most consistent access across the floodwaters because of those dams.

Note:The Grotto will return to normal once 25 posts have been completed (or at Staff discretion). During this time, new threads will receive a 'Surprise','Disaster', and prizes.

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berke



puppy of diveen; elowen x maddox




Today had seemed a good day to take leave of Diveen for a little exploration. The small wolf had ventured out initially to the crags, to see if any useful things grew on the edge of the rocks and the marshes of Iromar. He thought perhaps he might more easily find the useful mosses that were sparse in the heat of the Diveen summer.

When the wind began to bite through even his fluffy fur, chilling him in the middle of summer, the young wolf gazed skyward. His silver ears flattened against his head in alarm. The funnel had not yet come down, but the dark clouds almost seemed to rotate as he watched, and there was a greenish tinge to the whole area.

Luckily, he’d known enough about the crags to know of the network of caves that were a result of another natural disaster. Scooping up a small amount of moss in his jaws, he sprinted to the cavernous shelter, reaching the cool, dark area just in time for the weather to really start howling. He huddled against the farthest wall from the entrance, wide eyes staring at the raging storm outside.

It wasn’t long before a much larger wolf charged in, reminding him of the way Shiloh had interrupted him. Of course, this was not as small a space as his den, so he didn’t feel as though she was intruding. True to his nature, he gave the stranger a smile before saying, ”Bet you’re glad you got out of that storm!”




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