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With the continuous crash of the waves on the beach, more and more crates were washed ashore. The white sand glistens in the sun, hot on a cat's paws in the heat of the day, and the turquoise waters are clear and warm.

This is non-claimable territory. New characters post here and wait to be claimed by a leader.

Not too far inland, near the far border of the Adventum lands, exist a few crystal-clear, freshwater pools created by a small underground branch of the river Vena. The water in these pools is too cold to swim in, but the sandstone boulders make for excellent sunning and the shade surrounding most of the pools is quite refreshing in the summer.

This is non-claimable territory. Cats who have not been claimed yet may socialize and interact here.

Just up the beach, the ground beneath the sands grows closer and closer to the surface, elevating higher and higher above the blue of the ocean as the flat beach becomes a cliff. Here, unclaimed felines may keep watch of the happenings on the beach below and may relax in the sun as they await companionship.

This is non-claimable territory. Cats who have not been claimed yet may socialize and interact here.

A large, forest-like area in which conifers dominate, though a few towering deciduous hardwoods rise up here and there. Many small creeks, lined with mossy riverbanks and smooth-worn pebbles, wind through these trees.

A narrow, fast-flowing river winds its way through the forest, collecting water from each of the small creeks in the Cretum region. The whole forest serves as this river's watershed, and, untouched by man, the water is clean and cold. This is the largest river on the island, though, at its forest roots, it is yet small, though it will grow to form the borders of plains and deserts and to carve great canyons into the rocks. Dozens of fish species can be found in these sapphire waters, as well as many varieties of small rodents.

Large boulders from a nearby ravine as the continental plates surrounding the island shifted over several millennia. Some are spaced far apart and form cavelike shelters, whereas some are packed tightly together and take a strong, agile feline to maneuver. The many crevasses in the rocks may house many an edible critter - but watch out for snakes.

Before the beaches evolve into marshlands, the dunes stretch for miles. Marshland trees and grasses cling to the moist sand and soil, and small tidal pools filled with crustaceans and small fish spring up closer to the marshlands. A narrow branch of the river Vena forms a barrier between the marshes and the dunes.

As the earth underfoot grows damper, more and more grasses cover the dunes until the river is crossed and one enters into the marshlands. Not a dank, smelly place as wetlands are generally perceived as, baywater pools and tall reeds and grasses combined with a mossy earthbed create one of the most advantageous and strategic territories on the island. Parts of the marshland are quite dry, dotted with large, flat, low-lying boulders for sunning, whereas others are quite damp and serve as home to crustaceans, fish, and the occasional terrapin who has lost its way.

Closer to the ocean, the marshlands become tidepools. Large, flat sandstone boulders high enough above sea level remain dry all the time, and a few groves of deciduous wetland trees gather farther inland. Closer to the bay, tidepools are formed between the rocks, where fish swim between the conjoined pools and the bay and small seabirds swoop down to catch them.

As a serpent parts the grasses it slithers through, the largest branch of the river Vena, now wider and stronger, has made its scores through the layers of sandstone in its path. The canyon created is half a mile deep - not enormous on a global scale, but large for the island and for its inhabitants. A few groves of trees grow in the fertile grasslands surrounding the riverbed, and as it approaches the sea, the canyon forms an impassable cliff and a spectacular waterfall as freshwater meets saltwater.

Winds whisper through the tall prairie grasses that cover the whole extent of the hills, long since evolved from dunes after being claimed by flora. A few low, crowned, broadleaf trees and towering deciduous hardwoods spread under the warming sun.

During a lightning storm several years ago, at the border of the dunes and the grasslands, a brushfire scorched hundreds of acres of some of the most beautiful fields on the island. Now a barren wasteland, brush and scrub trees are just beginning to break through the soil once again, but copious amounts of prey still call these lands home.