Foxy Rocksie
“The fox changes his fur but not his habits.”
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Lineart: Leikkun
Shop Owner/Colorist: Yayoi
Colorists: Safaia, Delijah
Thread Managers: KagomeHigurashi08, Gekokoko
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Tabenza Mountains - This mountain range separates the Foxes home from the rest of the world. They are a desolate and unforgiving place. Very few Foxes have been brave enough to try and traverse them and none have returned. A heavy fog hangs low, hiding their tall snow capped peaks. Here the cave in which ran through the mountains, leading the Foxes to their new home, was sealed by a land slide so long ago resides. No one really goes into that cave as there are always chances of even more cave ins and unsuspecting Foxes could get trapped or even killed! The Tabenza Mountains are certainly a very foreboding place for anyone to try and explore. 
Koikot Marsh - A little ways north lies the Koikot marsh. The air is thick with moisture and the ground even more so. Its very difficult to travel through here unless you have prior experience. Or at least someone who knows where they are going! It is very easy to get lost in this marshy expanse of land and few have gone missing in the past, never to be seen again. Just make sure you keep to dry land, or else you may find yourself sinking into the what you thought was land.
Rendigger's Forest - Rendigger was a mighty Fox who came along with the early Foxes to this land when they were driven from their homes by man. It is rumored that during the prime of his life he simply vanished into the forest. No rhyme or reason to it. Just vanished. And some say he still wanders the forest even to this day. Kept alive by some strange earth magics. It is located on the other side of Koikot Marsh and runs all along the shoreline down to the cove. There are many eerie noises and mysterious things in this forest. So do be careful! Wandering in a little too far might give you a few--unexpected surprises.
Grehna Lake - Nestled between the northern portion of Rendigger's forest and the Koikot Marsh is Grehna Lake. Some of the older Foxes tell tails of a strange creature that lives in the center of the lake where it is at it's deepest. Though that doesn't stop many from coming to its pebbled shores to enjoy a nice sunny day out. 
Senca River - The river that connects Grehna to the ocean. Its currents are fast and rough and can easily sweep an unsuspecting fox down stream to the ocean within the blink of an eye. But its a great place to catch some nice juicy fish during their runs to Grehna lake!
Yojio River - The smaller river on the opposite side of Grehna lake is Yojio River. Its waters are icy cold because they begin up in the high peaks of the Tabenza where the snow melts and runs down the mountains. It is much smaller then Senca and its waters flow much more smoothly. Some foxes like to just hop on pieces of wood and float down the river. It certainly is an easier way to travel than walking!
Coonau Forest - Coonau Forest is much smaller than Rendigger's and is on the southern most coast line of the Foxes home. It has a much more cheery atmosphere for sure. And many species of small animals make their homes here as well. Just make sure where you are going. If you go too far it drops off at a cliff and you'll fall right into the ocean.
Luna Grove - Many Foxes tend to make their homes here in Luna Grove. Surrounded by Yojio river to the north as well as a strip of tree line along the river's edge. A very peculiar plant grows here, and some say this is the reason why most Foxes live here. Only on certain times on the year when the moon is at it's fullest do these plants blossom at night. Their moonlight illuminated white petals cast a wondrous glow that you have to see to really appreciate. Elder Foxes speak of the night in which the first generations found Luna grove and made their homes there. The glowing flowers were a welcome sight to all their tired minds. And it made them believe that there was still beauty left in the world. To the south is a smaller, unnamed river that leads away from Yojio river and creates a small pond where the Foxes often congregate to bath or just have some fun.
Big Fish Cove - Traveling more towards the ocean you will come across Big Fish Cove. And it lives up to its name well! Many large types of fish live in these waters and make a tasty dinner if you can catch them. A small, island half covered in trees sits in the middle of Big Fish Cove. None so far have been able, or brave enough, to go there. But who knows. Maybe one day someone will.
