Chordoni waterfalls

Danger : Normal
Sub zones : Beach, Chordoni forest
Inhabitants : naga, arboreal frogs, rock harpies, river mermaids, bird

under construction

The name design a thin zone separating the forest of whispers and deeper Felarya. The lush forest of whispers gives way to a network of tick, low vegetation, teeming of life.

lot of multi colored birds

The whole area is covered in a thin blanket of perpetual fog createdd by droplets from the nearby immense waterfalls. The sun light mixed with the ambiant magic play on the droplet, often creating mirage and curious phenomenons such as sparks.

Chordoni waterfalls are huge, even for a naga. For a human, their size can hardly be apprehended

The water plunge from an enormous height and crash through the trees

The tumultuous current carry

What is strange with these falls is their origins. They seem to come directly from the rock but there is no nearby river, even underground, that a detector could find..

Just next to it, is a natural portal that lead to the dark depths of the Evernight forest

The zone in a whole is less dangerous than some other zones of Felarya but still risky. The main danger is a giant naga called Vivian who dwell here and loves to bath in the waterfalls. Alluring sight

She is rather lazy but has other means

Few rock harpies dwelling in the moutains some agile river mermaids

Beach

temporary name

Danger : hazardous
Inhabitants : Under construction

The chordoni waterfalls forms a river, flowing to a nearby lake an a nice beach

The beach is dangerous. Many predators who enjoys the area, including some from the terrible nearby jungle of perils.

A fairy has even cast a anto drown spell on the like the pond bu for very different reasons : Lot of them looks for a little snack after a good bath and for some reasons the river often carry curious people in robe and with their head shaved, seemingly from another world. For some reasons they seem to think they are in after life, especially when they caught a glimpse of Vivian before being carried to the beach