Wild Rose Crest

This stretch of land is cozily situated between one tall granite wall upon the west side and a step granite drop to the shore on the east. The name originated from the western wall where wild roses grow in thick climbing vines, making the pink and yellow wall more vibrant with reds and purples. There is a thin line of trees along the eastern ridge that partially shield the land from the harsh wind of the ocean though the scent is always salty, mixed with the sweet scent of the wild roses that grow all over this land. The only entrances that are visible to the eye are at the south, where the land is more rocky and two boulders stand guard and to the east where a path twists through heavy forest. To those more accustomed to the land, the secret entrances up and down the two granite walls can be learned.

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