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This creek is the divider of the land. Every animal in Libertad gets their water mostly from here. It is known as the Crossroad because the large stepping stones form a bridge that many wolves have crossed over rather than trying to swim across and risking to get dragged downstream.

The Frontier is famous for the migrating herds of elk. The great Hunt takes place here where wolves from everywhere come to get the last big game meal before winter hits. Many other mammals pass through here as potential prey, such as deer, jack rabbits, foxes, other rodents, and some birds.

The Great Tree is sometimes thought of as the roof of Libertad. Due to a great miracle, the tree has the diameter of ten feet. The great willow covers an entire tall-grass meadow in shade. This secluded area is known for the pale pink flowers that bloom every mating season. Here is where wolves come to mate.

This Haven is a field in resemblance to a meadow. The grass here is constantly short because of the mammals who graze here in the spring. Here is a great place for pups to learn certain skills. This field is also used to keep pups safe, but coyotes and bears still roam the forests surrounding.

Of the Lakecrest Mountain Range, Lakecrest Point is the most treadable of the mountains. The path that leads up to the peak is flat, yet winding. The flatness is a result of herds of mountain goats and sheep climbing the mountain. In the harsh winter months, beware of avalanches and rockfalls.

The shore off of the bay owned by the Stonewood Bay pack is littered with ashes from a nearby volcano. The volcano is now dormant and close to being extinct. The ash on the shore is slowly eroding away by the breezes that shift them with the beige sand underneath. Be on the look out for tropical storms or potential tsunamis out on the oceanic horizon.

Paradox Rock is different, can’t be stereotyped. It is usually dreary in its aura, even frightening. The hard, reddish-orange clay ground is illuminated by the sun, whose rays of light and heat are lasers which point into the heart of the land. Most of the area is barren, and the few trees that dot the horizon line are small ones. The monumental red rock from which the terrain gets its name is riddled with spray-paint, graffiti and cracks. Small alcoves are made by smaller rocks and boulders, and these are large enough to house one large wolf. The territory line is encompassed by a chain link fence. Electric wire wheedles through the metal bars, circuited on the top of the rock. The power is controlled by a lever that only the alpha is fully capable of using. The entrance is an electronically controlled chain-link gate with a button in the inside to be pushed for opening - therefore, only a member of the pack can let you in. Don't try to scale it; barbed wire lines the top. Behind the great rock is a narrow, stone staircase that climbs to the plateau-like, flat summit. Unfortunately, some of the water is contaminated by an unknown substance, but the smell is easily recognizable and it is easy to avoid. Prey, such as rats and birds, is plentiful in certain areas of Paradox - you just need to find out where they are.