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It's the end of the world as we know it
It's the end of the world as we know it
It's the end of the world as we know it
and I feel fine......

Annoyingly, that song plays over and over again in your mind, as you stumble along the ravine. Rocks encrust the ground as scattered gems, but they are of little monetary worth. Rather, they seem to be there for the sole purpose of tripping you up and making your life even more miserable.

You had come here with the expectation of finding wide open spaces in which to house your menagerie of creatures. To give them the space they need to flourish and recover themselves. And instead you had found a landscape that is vaguely martian. And not at all conductive towards growth.

Sighing, you continue on your way, stumbling and cursing randomly for no other reason than the lack of anything else useful to do (other than stumbling). But eventually your stubborness pays off.

One final sprawl and you are on the edge of a beautiful and wide expance of greenery as far as the eye can see.

You get one moment to enjoy it before your aforementioned menagerie stampede over and around you to reach it first.

Inhabitants:
All thoughts of ecological balance aside, this thread is dedicated towards the giving of attention and interaction of all random species of pets that need it.

Some pets are more needy than others, requiring constant attention to keep them healthy and feeling loved. Others could care less so long as you feed them and keep the other pets away. Regardless, this area is uniquely situated to cater to any and all types (convenient, ain't it?).

Some of these pets no longer have a shop to call home. So this is the only place they now have. They will therefore protect it viciously. It's always best to know what it is that you are approaching before doing so.


Pards
Verlashi
Kitsugani
Talaye
Stardust Dragons
Zodical
Shaolin Wolves
Sylphs
Nieken Beta
Ferrus
Cait
Mystcat
Time Bandit
Volu
Dream
Ninau
Lija
Onwa Keba
Rykzi Dragon
Derkholm Gryphons
Kifufsu
Myths of Myrana