Rojihlat Mangroves (concept)
Biozone: Rojihlat Mangroves
The Rohijlat Mangroves stretch from the southern edge of Kratemezin to the Bay of Stone. Reefs and sand barges protect much of the coastline, providing ample safety for the bountiful forests, mud flats and scattered mangrove isolas. While the flora is consistently beautiful—transitioning from massive orange mangroves to white and black the further inland one goes, the region boasts little of floral biodiversity. Traversing the forests has often been considered simple and almost relaxing due to the ease and openness of the waterways, though the interior can be much more treacherous due to massive peat deposits.
We set out into the wilderness of
temporary hunt biozone, excited for the hunt ahead of us. After weeks of handling the boring minutae of organizing the hunt itself, as well as details such as supplies and transport, we are finally in nature and at peace.
Now all that is left to do is actually pick our quarry. It will take a few hours to reach a spot far enough from civilization as to be worth screening for trails, but a pleasant walk in the great outdoors will surely serve as a good warm up to the hunt itself.