Silverwood

Silverwood is 50 miles up north from the Silvercliff Castle. It saw barely any use during the Last War and the Yannashur's Uprising. After the Last War on 1002 YK, Silverwood was inhabited by werewolves as an attempt to cripple the trade for silver.

It was a haven for many monsters when the warforges insurgents rose since they were forced to migrate out of their lands. The Thranish army cleared the forest after the end of it, mostly by scaring them.

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See: The leaves danced slowly for a few before picking up some speed when the wind blew. The trees were sturdy and proud, yet humble when compared to the Eldeen Reaches. Fine cedar and pine were scattered throughout this forest. Upon closer look, each tree had fine bark. They have some age. There were barely any stumps or cut down trees, but when you do spot one there'd be at least dozens of them together. The Thranish leaders harvested it in a very organized manner. Some bushes still had mildew clinging on them, while most of them were cool and dry. The rather moist ones were a particular kind of shrub, a plant that grows a northern fruit known as a cobalt tangerine. Aside from those, it was easy to manuever here. Even if there were no roads, the spaces in-between the trees were wide, but going further in the forest the distance from each tree would decrease and eventually create a cluster of small woods. =====

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Smell: You inhale deepyly. The air wasn't humid, it was cool and relaxing. If not for the occasional monster sighting, this might be a perfect place to go for a simple hunt or vacation. There wasn't any particular aroma, save from the subtle leafy scent that was in the air. =====

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Hear: You hear the distant chirps of avian creatures. You aren't able to spot them, save for one that flew towards another tree. You briefly saw white that covered the bird with some blue stripes on its tail feather. Some insects were around too, but they aren't too loud to be annoying. =====

Welcome to the Silverwood. The humble yet sterling forest of Thrane.

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