Forest Grove

The forest was gigantic, misty, and ancient. Its canopy was claimed by sequoia, holly, and juniper, and twinkling lights bursting through their crowns allowed for a mishmash of bushes to take advantage of the stony grounds below.

Bundled tree limbs held onto many trees, and a range of flowers, which clung to any space they could find, added some color to the otherwise jade lower level.

A medley of animal sounds, which were caused by small creatures, reverberated through the air, and overpowered the occasional sounds of birds of prey gliding in the air.