Post by Lyndis Valcove on Apr 8, 2020 22:24:24 GMT
The Myral Mistwood is a sparse tropical forest to the East of Myrtle Village, which is only a 10 minute walk away at a casual pace.
It was reportedly named Myral Mistwood by the villagers, since Myral was another word for 'thanks' in an old language, and the villagers were grateful to Mother Nature's gift. It was also named 'Mistwood', due to the mists and fogs that frequently shrouded the woodland.
It has been reported that early mornings in the Mistwood are especially misty. It has been further reported that the mists that occasionally appear in the forest are nocturnal, alongside many dangerous animals.
It has been reported that, in terms of flora, there are:
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It was reportedly named Myral Mistwood by the villagers, since Myral was another word for 'thanks' in an old language, and the villagers were grateful to Mother Nature's gift. It was also named 'Mistwood', due to the mists and fogs that frequently shrouded the woodland.
It has been reported that early mornings in the Mistwood are especially misty. It has been further reported that the mists that occasionally appear in the forest are nocturnal, alongside many dangerous animals.
It has been reported that, in terms of flora, there are:
- plentiful amounts of paper mulberry trees.
- trees with thin/firm branches, and others with a shiny coating.
- trees that supply firewood for villagers in Myrtle Village.
- huge shrubs with long, thin leaves, which are used to make woven mats/ropes back in Myrtle Village.
It has been reported that, in terms of fauna, there are:
- nocturnal giant mosquitos and big bugs that stray away from the edge of the forest, and can supposedly be kept away with light.
- Giant basin-sized butterflies that travel alone and have a flashy/glowing pair of wings. Speculated to be poisonous.
- Giant carnivorous plants that use sweet-smelling nectar to lure animals into its tough concealed fangs, which then snap as soon as the animal grows close enough.
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