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The Chessa Lake is a place of peace and serenity, where one can just watch the scenic view and enjoy themselves. Many species of fish can also be caught here, so food is also quite abundant. Though during storms, the flooding problems can be quite damaging.

This mountain is very near to the lake. It has steep slopes that excel to high altitudes with harsh weather conditions. Nevertheless, many thick-coated wolves live around this place because they have an advantage over those animals with less grace than them in this snowy climate.

This beautiful waterfall starts its journey at the top of the Zalman Mountains, splashing down the cliff edges until it reaches a forest, where the falls mist up the entire area. This beautiful scenery is sure to attract all species of wolves to it, and it is a great getaway spot to have fun and take a new adventure. Much prey is available here.

This forest very humid in climate, yet there is shade all around. There are many different places to hide in, yet not much prey. Most of the prey stays in the high, moss-covered trees, where they are safe from most predators. The privacy in this forest is very great.

Most wolves come to see the breath-taking red sunset that this river normally reflects. The still waters are like a mirror of the sky, and all hopes and dreams seem to get higher when one visits here. Lightning storms are a common thing to see off in the distance. A mist seems to be floating through the air constantly.

This is the crater that the paleontologists were excavating in when they first discovered the wolves. All of their tools are still in there, and because of the fog boundary around these hidden lands, they will most likely always be in there. Over the couple of years, water has started to pool up in the bottom of this crater.