Strangeland

unclaimed

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Route 87 Joining Forum This is your first stop into Strangeland, the highway. Coming in from Montreal, this road is starting to grow over with moss and grass. The cement is cracking in places, so joiners are warned to watch their step. The trees on the two sides of the highway are either dead or without leaves. There are some leafless bushes that are scattered around the land. This is a very depressing place, where the joiners are forced to walk through. The ground and air is dry, the liquid sucked out from Global Warming. Some of the joiners who enter here may leave with a rank or without, it's your choice.	6	8	Mar 13 2006, 04:11 PM In: [hey kid, you'll never ... By: Kaoto
Floral Park Floral Park, though originally a park full of flowers and a few trees, has now flourished. It is now dense forest, inhabited by many species of birds and other wildlife. This is a main hunting ground, being so close to Valley Stream many prey come her to graze and drink. It is what you might call the central ecosystem of the unclaimed lands. The large trees hide a lot of the light from the ground, giving it a dark presence so it. There are many small creeks running around the outside border of the park but inside there is nothing but trees and grass. The grass is 6 inches high, giving hiding spots for the smaller prey.	1	4	Dec 3 2005, 03:44 PM In: black cat crossing. By: Sanuye Sitala
Valley Stream Valley Stream is the main watering hole for all animals in the area. It leads into the city, flooding some of the streets, and subways. It also leads out towards the ocean where the Atlantic Beach resides, and leads into Breezy Point Park. Within the city limits, the ground near the water is covered in tall grass, hiding some wolves from the view of others. When it starts to head out to the beach, the grass gets shorter and shorter until it reaches sand and salt water. There are rivers and creeks breaking into the city.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
North Hills The previously rich part of New York is now home to broken homes, covered with grass and other green life. This was where the famous of New York lived, trying to hide away from the busy streets below. Going up more, you can find Kings Point, which is a large grassy hill close to the water. The houses are rundown, rubble littering the ground like the Main Street. In the driveways of some houses there are nice looking cars, covered in moss and flowers. It's a relaxing place if you think about it, away from the falling tall buildings.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Cliffside Park Cliffside Park is along the western side of the body of water that seperates the east from the west. It's a bushy place, with rundown homes. It is pretty close to a bridge that gets animals across, though it isn't completely safe. The bridge is on its last life, just waiting to fall down. Swimming in the river would be safer then going over the bridge. Cliffs head upward, while there are some old hotels near the water edge. When looking out onto the water, there are some boats that are half under and half above the surface. There are roads going up the cliffs to the homes and harbours which carry sinking boats.	0	0	-- In: ---- By: