03-18-2008, 12:02 AM
Territory Name: Lago di Sotto
Your Name/Alias: Amber
Territory size in square miles: 102 Square Miles
Approximate location on the map: Directly south of Bonefire
Territory Description: Just beyond the caverns of Bonefire lays a land previously untouched by mother nature, a rocky stretch of limestone, much resembling it's neighbor. Nature and weather has finally taken it's toll on Lago di Sotto, wearing away at the limestone and finally causing it to crumble. One single, small opening grants entrance to a new world, which can only be accessed if one travels through the caverns of Bonefire successfully. An underground lake lies within, stretching for miles and miles beneath the limestone peaks, a rarity of nature. Lago di Sotto, unlike other lakes, is not attached to a river but rather a cumulation of rain and ice that has been gathering for thousands of years. From the surface of the water the cave rises to twenty feet, leaving plenty of room for any curious Luperci, but the area that surrounds the lake is rocky and unstable, making for a dangerous trek. Cracks and crevices in the ceiling of the cave give ample light for finding ones way, though there are certain areas that stay shrouded in darkness year round.
Your Name/Alias: Amber
Territory size in square miles: 102 Square Miles
Approximate location on the map: Directly south of Bonefire
Territory Description: Just beyond the caverns of Bonefire lays a land previously untouched by mother nature, a rocky stretch of limestone, much resembling it's neighbor. Nature and weather has finally taken it's toll on Lago di Sotto, wearing away at the limestone and finally causing it to crumble. One single, small opening grants entrance to a new world, which can only be accessed if one travels through the caverns of Bonefire successfully. An underground lake lies within, stretching for miles and miles beneath the limestone peaks, a rarity of nature. Lago di Sotto, unlike other lakes, is not attached to a river but rather a cumulation of rain and ice that has been gathering for thousands of years. From the surface of the water the cave rises to twenty feet, leaving plenty of room for any curious Luperci, but the area that surrounds the lake is rocky and unstable, making for a dangerous trek. Cracks and crevices in the ceiling of the cave give ample light for finding ones way, though there are certain areas that stay shrouded in darkness year round.