J a v a i c F a l l s

Named for the waterfall that tumbles down over a few high rising rocks, Javaic Falls used to be a very lovely Rebel land. The land surrounding the waterfall and its subsequent pool was covered in lush green grasses. Streams trickle off from the pool and its source of everflowing water, coming together to form Serenity Creek just a few miles to the west. The waterfall and its pool are still there, looking less that lovely now days. The ash that drifted from its neighbor of Volcanic Valley settled heavily upon the land, laying atop the water and ruining it from drinking. Only the streams, kept clear from their everflowing waters, are safe enough to drink. The volcano even conquored the waterfall; it trickles sluggishly over the rocks, no longer a roar, barely a whisper.
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