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The sandy island features a big cavern with cool sand floors and a salthingyer interior. On the outside you can climb the rocks or wrestle in the sand. Inside the water is pointless to lap up, and also the salthingyer surrounding the island; Bahari-Povu Island is the farthest island to the west in all the Zaburis. If you cross the waters there is a seperate forest island with a freshwater pool in the middle. Only mice and racoons are caught on the strip, and on the main island there is no prey

The main area of Baridiganda-Zaburi, this is a wide-open tundra with plenty of caribou in the spring -- during the colder months many die since they cannot move any farther south. It's a great place for arctic wolves! The snowshoe rabbit population is dwindling from excessive hunting, so catching a caribou a week should keep your hunger away. There are a few cliffs, where you can watch the starry sky at night. 'Tis a romantic place, so bring your mate or lover here on calm nights

The lakes are really a strip of land surrounded by a few ponds. In one area there is a tangle of herbs used for the shaman's medications. There are many tall grasses and occasional flowerbeds littering the landscape. Usually smaller prey is captured here, like birds and rodents. There are snakes, too, so be careful, especially in the grassy areas. An earthy strip molded by generations of paws is covered by shallow water; this is a kind of land bridge shallower than the rest of the straits that hold the Zaburis together...and it is also one of the ways back to the mainland

This grassland is named for the pretty view of the sunset as it turns the horizon delicate purples and pinks. It is a chilly area of tall grasses and rock mounds surrounded by a sparce forest. There are a few lakes in here, also, but not major ones. A lot of prey is here, mostly bison and ground-dwelling birds, so an egg would make a pretty good snack. This is a very popular spot for the pack so more time is spent here then in the Verdant Forest

Formerly the Berry Forest, the woodland is now named so because of the volcanic eruption it has faced. Since the mountain was so close to the groves, all of the trees were destroyed in the lava. What remains are tall, pointy, stripped and black trees with nasty-smelling bark. They say that a forest fire will make it grow back stronger, but an eruption won't. The Death Forest is feared to remain this way forever, but it may all change with time

Inside this reasonably shallow canyon you are sheltered by the fierce winds of the beyond. Some prey can be hunted here, mostly species of wild boar and such. There are a lot of tall grasses covering the ruins, and plenty of room to stretch ones legs. Odd patterns carved into stones by the Others dot this place, and the rocks are fun to look at and climb on. This and the Treasure Beach are the only territories that have completely escaped the volcanic eruption

This is one of the few places still at peace. This place is -- for the most part -- deserted and that probably is why it is so tranquil. Not many creatures can find these springs, except for a few lone wolves. The land is filled with springs and underwater steams. Wildlife includes deer, fish, birds, squirrels, hares, foxes, and anything that survives in warm climate

This is a long flat plains full of prey, water and caves. Unfortunately, the perfect conditions have been fought over by all of the wolves, both Zaburi and minor packs. The result of the battles are puddles of blood coating the grass from recent battles, and newer ones leave a gruesome stain...therefore it was named the Red Plains. Though the loss would be terrible, the reward would be great if this land was won for a single pack. However, wolves -- pack wolves and loners -- that come for the use of this land and not to claim it are welcome. Sometimes the Zaburis use it for their new wolves' trials