Vaen Wiles -> Lands of the Trator

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Gold Flaked Waterhole Crystal clear waters sit here, soft, smooth pebbles easily seen at the bottom. The north bank is covered with a grassy green turf, dotted with maple trees. During spring, they are in bloom, their pink blossoms often littering the ground. To the south bank, lies soft sand that scatters about. It gently slopes down into the water, becoming into its pebbled bottom. To the east and west banks rise slight hills, blocking any wind that might come across the valley.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Sparkled Plains Bright golden sunlight shines on the lands. Their great green mass taking up the lands. They cover the hills and lands in a great green carpet, gently sweeping over the lands. The grass isn`t very tall, so does not bow with the wind as one, making it appear to be a sweeping sea of emerald green. No, they stand firm and rooted to the ground, trampled by the many horses that have trodded here.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Singing Forest Peaceful is this place. Happy and full of life. Quite diffrent from the Dark Forest. Many types of birds and other creatures take refuge in the trees here, thick trunked and wide branches. Many holes decorate their trunks, from the many homes dug in them. There are many pathways in which wind and twist through the forest, well worn by the many travelers who have walked them. They are smeared with dirt, and no plants stand in the paths. No leaves litter the pathways, er, at least, few do. The trail is marked with many scents, in which many horses of the past have left there, lingering in the endless days and nights.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
New Life The heart of these lands, the lands of the trator and his kin. Though these land once were under a evil, unbrakable curse and were once lived in by Pegasus, they now live and rest in peace and life. Sparkling waters and full waterfalls, bright green plains and lit forests. Flowers litter the meadows and all it a bright and happy place. What was once dead and eerie, is now full of life and joy. The trator and his queen rest here often, bringing the herd here so as to rest in peace. No dark can set foot here, as they will shrivel and die.	0	0	-- In: ---- By: