Redhawk Caldera it is also a volcano

"It is definitely worth making a trip there. The land over there compares to nothing that we see here," Dwin told. "There is very little green - a lot of red and yellow sand, long stretches of dunes. Kind of like at the coast, except you never see a big water thingie starting somewhere. There are odd prickly pants, kind of like..." she paused trying to come up with the best way to describe a cactus to a person, who had never ever seen it before. "...as if someone had planted hedgehogs head down in the sand. There are big prickly plants and then there are those that have small, nasty, fur-like needles that sting you and you cannot get rid of them," she referred to an encounter with a bunny ear cactus. Worth noting that Dwin's narrator had one as a kid and that little nasty thing fell off the windowsill and had to be picked up numerous times and those spines were horror to deal with.

"That place appeared to me like the playground of the god. When he had finished making this - regular world - he decided to take a day off and throw all the weird things there. It really gives you that feel," she told and fell silent to catch a breath, because being a waterfall of words is just as taxing as sprinting without prior preparation for it. "But you have travelled before - right? Any weird places you have seen during your travels?" she asked.