Cloudwalk Cliffs

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Cloudwalk Cliffs (often simply Cloudwalk) is a stretch of precipitous seacliffs along the northern edge of the Viridian Labyrinth. The region alternates between dense jungle and coastal meadow, with the latter dominating the lower tiers of cliffs. They're pocked with caves and grottoes primarily occupied by dragons and seabirds. Thick fog flows against the cliffs, causing the illusion of standing on a cloudy peak that gives the region its name.
== Notable Areas ==
=== Boscage Bluff ===
The grandest of a series of bluffs overgrown with thick jungle. Initially too dense for most breeds to land in, the greenery transitions to a coastal rainforest dominated by Viridian saltmoss and redwoods. Boscage Bluff provides grand views from both, and also hosts a small campground/therapeutic retreat for those seeking rest and recuperation.
=== Lirropa ===
A sea-trader town settled on a cluster of low cliffs. Their location limits trade done with other Flights; mostly, they run goods up and down the coast. It's a sleepy little place when there's no cargo coming in, half drowned in fog and seaspray. It becomes something of a tourist destination during the summer, when the long days burn away the fog and Labyrinth visitors flee to the coast to escape the damp heat. Their network of cliff-beacons is a welcome sight to travellers on either side of the shore.
=== Moss Grotto ===
A network of grottoes on the northeastern end of Cloudwalk. Due to a quirk of the currents, a great deal of flotsam and jetsam wash up on its shores. The grottoes are colonized by a thick-growing and aggressive strain of saltmoss that forms "drifts" firm enough to support a medium-sized dragon. Fertilized by many generations of seaweed detritus, it's known to bury entire shipwrecks, but also to provide a soft, safe landing for those lost at sea. The moss experiences occasional dieback events; during these, the release of driftwood and bleached bones is said to be visible from the air. Popular with rootbed scavengers, who access the grotto through a series of flooding seacliff caves.
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