Sakura Forest (Mainland)

Information
The Sakura Forest is a landscape surrounded by high mountains, the region spans for miles. Forever-blossoming cherry trees and a variety of unique plants and animals survive in this gorgeous landscape, including sakura subspecies and variants of Wendigoa. Pillars of natural rock are here and there, serving as nesting locations, resting spots, and more for the creatures that are able to fly.

Villages are here and there, but mostly the place is remote, like almost all of the Mainland. Kayyaka and other intelligent species may use the pillars' natural caves and holes for their villages and homes. Brilliantly big vines grow from the pillars, they grow with no restrictions and no trimming, even from the many herbivores that live in the Sakura Forest.

Being one of the most unique regions of Hydra, the forest has many lakes, ponds, and rivers. Lily pads and their Lotus flowers grow with distinct pink, as coral grows in a variety of pink, from light, bright, to dark. Crystals of primarily pink grow within caves as a very small variety of species feed off of the liquid unique only to Sakura Forest crystals.

Sakurite Mountain Range
The long middle part Sakurite Mountain Range is deadly to cross thanks to harsh winds, cold temperatures, and more. The journey takes several days, and so is recommended to take enough food and water to make it across to the Sakura Forest. The dangerous part is not only the things mentioned above, but also the fact these mountains are likely to be inhabited by Ice and Air element Wendigoa and other creatures that can survive these conditions. This part of the secondary region is known to have winter-like conditions all year round.

These mountains are usually a bit about freezing, but when winter comes around, the paths and roads that go across the Sakura Forest are nearly impossible to use thanks to dangerously cold and harsher winds, heavy snow dumps, hellish avalanches, and even below freezing temperatures.

Sakura Forest
The Sakura Forest itself is rewarding, but always have it's own dangers. It's already explained in the information part.

Sakura Spires
The Sakura Spires are similar to the pillars in the forest itself, but instead in water. They reach to the skies with flora all over them, and also having small, little islands surrounding their base of where they breached the water. Water and Air element Wendigoa are known to reside here, but also with semi-aquatic, aquatic, aerial, and even aerial semi-aquatic creatures. Rarer birds and flying creatures (excluding rarer Wendigoa) are known to either live or have miraged here, with a very varied food chain that has some birds and such be added and even removed from that food chain everyday.

Birds migrate around and shift their nesting grounds once they feel their numbers are large enough to ensure survival of the species elsewhere. Seals and other marine life that are intelligent enough to not stay in the area for too long show similar mirgation paths once numbers get too low, even if they are arctic or desert dwellers (which also goes for the birds). Most often, land creatures that are not semi-aquatic avoid the Sakura Spires; they'll most likely not make it to at least a single pillar before drowning anyways (unless they know how to swim well enough to make it).

Wildlife
The herbivores of the region include Sakurite Deerhorse, Fairy & Lotus Mothwing, Sakurite Rhinocernox, Pixie Buttermoth, and other herbivorus creatures that have a Sakura Forest variant. Wendigoa subspecies here are often friendly, but be wary they are still dangerous to encounter.

Area-exclusive
There is currently 1 exclusive Element and 5 exclusive Wendigoa subspecies in this region.

The element Blossom is extremely rare outside of the Sakura Forest, however other elements from the outside, such as the normal variation of Nature, are a rare sight in the Sakura Forest.

Subspecies
It is unknown how the Leaficus managed to turn up in the Sakura Forest, but it may be due to migration patterns when Hydra was still a early planet and the Delta and the Mainland were actually one and whole, much like during Earth's Prehistoric years before Humans ever existed. Much like most of Hydra, you should expect to see some villages scattered across the landscape, usually inhabited by the massive variety of Wendigoa in the region. Nazuii is currently the most common in this region. Below are some images in and of the Sakura Forest.