Lohika

The Land by the Lake stretches far as the eye can see, it's rocky ground hard and always cold underfoot, never to be warmed by the sun. The stone is set with Fool's Gold, a natural glimmering powder, shining and glittering in the sun as it dies and falls down the sky, and in the moon as it sheds its liquid silver 'pon the wolves below. Dead in the middle of this vast, bland place is a single ring of standing stones, resembling stone henge, rocks leaning against eachother, some resting on top of one another in arches, others just standing tall and casting their shadows apon the sparkling grounds, glittering softly themselves. This is a place wraithed in something mysterious, and yet somehow Holy, though no wolf has ever placed a paw on exactly what the stones meant, preferring simply to stand among the stones and behold their magnificence and power. The word Lohika is in an angelic tongue, meaning "Barren Purity", for that is exactly what the land seems to be, as though there are caves a plenty, only three trees stand. Lake Benita is set as the trees of the forest at the far end cease, and is known to have water as dark blue as a twilight sky and waters always warm, in contrast to the land around it. Many a wolf have swum in its waters, which is deeper than almost any lake for hundreds of miles around, though it is not remarkably large. Its waters are always still, like it was made of glass, and ripples have never been cast around its surface, splashes only small and sudden.

Lohika, Barren Purity, is a place for peace and for solace, for wolves finding comfort in themselves and who believe they are loved when they are completely by themselves alone, to dwell in thoughts and dreams. Dreams tainted only by the waters of Benita ... and the sparkling gold of Lohika's stone.