02-11-2017, 03:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-15-2017, 11:03 AM by King Ghidorah.)
Something I should have done several days ago:
Arena Description - Harnburg Slopes:
The site of Ghidorah and Dawn/Erika's battle is the hillside overlooking the massive valley that contains the Duchy of Harnburg. A well-used road surrounded by grassy fields meanders downward across the miles towards the farms and scattered villages nestled in the dells below. In the distance, at the far end of the valley there's a lake, surrounded by small forests and abutted by a moderately-sized castle-town, overshadowed by towering red cliffs and fed by a waterfall. The sun is setting, casting everything in shadows and shades of red.
In short, it's picturesque as hell.
As for the immediate area where our antagonists clash, just a dozen meters above the lip of the valley is a sprawling forest, from which both combatants have recently emerged. About twenty meters downhill, a tiny brook feeds a small pond that nestles in a dip in the hillside, near the side of the road. Several large walnut trees grow on the bank, taking advantage of the more even ground and abundant moisture. Other than these features, and a noticeable downhill slope, the area is grassy and extremely open, with few obstacles save for an old, broken fence-post or two, and nobody to interfere in their battle.
Arena Description - Harnburg Slopes:
The site of Ghidorah and Dawn/Erika's battle is the hillside overlooking the massive valley that contains the Duchy of Harnburg. A well-used road surrounded by grassy fields meanders downward across the miles towards the farms and scattered villages nestled in the dells below. In the distance, at the far end of the valley there's a lake, surrounded by small forests and abutted by a moderately-sized castle-town, overshadowed by towering red cliffs and fed by a waterfall. The sun is setting, casting everything in shadows and shades of red.
In short, it's picturesque as hell.
As for the immediate area where our antagonists clash, just a dozen meters above the lip of the valley is a sprawling forest, from which both combatants have recently emerged. About twenty meters downhill, a tiny brook feeds a small pond that nestles in a dip in the hillside, near the side of the road. Several large walnut trees grow on the bank, taking advantage of the more even ground and abundant moisture. Other than these features, and a noticeable downhill slope, the area is grassy and extremely open, with few obstacles save for an old, broken fence-post or two, and nobody to interfere in their battle.