A Cave Of Mystery and Legend

Trick · (This post was last modified: April 22, 2016, 04:16 PM by Trick.)

This'll be the thread in which Trick discovers a place to put his herbs and such. Anyone is welcome to help him and/or store his/her herbs with him. (If description and photos are not alright, please say so and I will change it!

His trip to the dark, bleeding forest had been successful, he thought as he crossed the borders of The Peek, in his mouth carrying the herbs he had found. Some Catnip and Celandine, nothing much, but at least they couldn't be found here. Well, he hadn't done so much exploring here yet, but he hadn't come across them. Perhaps, somewhere between the Weeping Willows, they grew, but had yet to find them.

Now to find a good place to put them. It had to be somewhere rich, moist. Somewhere where wounded could easily travel to, so without climbing. Water would also be nice, clean water to heal fresh cuts and reduce swelling. He strolled between the willows, keeping an eye open for anything. After wandering long and far, he stumbled upon an opening of a cave. It was much like The Crook, only a small version of it, some bushes surrounding it in which red flowers were blooming. He didn't recognize the plant, only knew it wasn't poisonous nor good for any healing. His mouth full of herbs, he waddled in, not fearing the dark.

The dark was only in the beginning though, for, as he walked further, he could see beams of sunlight peeking through the roof. There were some holes in it. It was an old cave, he could tell, for a little waterfall had already made a perfect road on which to travel to the ground that was just a little lower than where Trick was standing on, making it a sort of puddle. He thought it was maybe the water that came from the mountains, which meant it wasn't salty and probably full of healthy minerals.

This was perfect! A true sophisticated picture of mother nature's beauty! And he was the one who had found it. He dropped his herbs on a stone, separating the catnip from the celandine. He let out a long howl, calling for all who wished to see what was going on.