The Ash Fields

Alike many lands, the name of this terra describes it finely. The small fields that litter the scrub land are covered in ash most of the year. This can ran from just a fine dusting to knee deep depending on the mood of the volcano that towers over the land. Shrubs often create large clusters with space in their centers where the grass is untainted by the falling ashes though for those who cannot find those special hideaways your time will be spent dusting away the ash to reveal the vegetation below. In winter when the volcano hibernates the land is covered in snow so there is rarely any time when food is easily accessible. To make up for the food is the crystal clear water that trickles from within the mountain to a small pool at the base of the volcano, shielded from ash by boulders and shrubs. It is boiled underground and chills before it reaches the small pool so it is some of the freshest in all the lands.

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