Nature
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A discription of what the general nature is like needs to be entered here--please include climate, common weather, and other such things. I encourage students to discribe the appearence of each of these places in as much detail as possible, and I encourage mods and admins to edit what the students wrote to make what they say more accurate to the truth.
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The Lake
The Forest
This is not a small grove, but an enormous area of green. Variety in the plants, animals, demons, and humanoids is scattered across this area, and it is close to impossible to search through it all. Much of the area is pleasant filled with smaller animals and deer, but beware of the darker areas where the demons roam. A great place to train, and the village as well as the people who prefer the quiet of this forest to the hustle and bustle of school life are usually friendly. Bewared though powerful beings live here, and most of them are deadly.
-written by Willhelm the Werewolf Added by Abadon XXX
Elemental Village
Situated deep within the fores the once abandoned village is now home to a race of elementals, and their guardians. Friendly, and loyal to AHS they welcome any students who visit their homes.
Added by Abadon XXX
Dark Forest
This is a particularly scary part of the school. Ancient magic lies over it that nullifies the students' powers. If you come in, you can't use any of your powers! It's also rumored that a tribe of demons lives somewhere in this part of the forest.
Added by Abadon XXX
Dragoon Mountain
The Waterfall
The Arena
The Floating Isle
The Meadow
While this is one of the simplest places upon the AHS campus, it also holds a lot of relevance to many students. Although the grass is green nearly year-round, and the wildflowers which grow with abandon smell as sweet as honey, it is the solitude from everything that allows students to enjoy their time here. Trees of all sort weave a fence of confinement; as thus, craters rest within the grounds from the training of many students. If one would look carefully, fallen trees show the power of the school's students; and for those less in strength, countless scars from swords and other medieval weapons show upon the flesh of the trees. Arrows, as well, can be found at random, jutting from the trunks as if unnatural branches or embedded within the fertile soil of the place. From the sun's rising to the falling of the stars, this place will remain in it's common complexity, and the life amongst this place will continue to view power.
- -Diluted Emotions
