Sunday, June 3, 2012

A description of Vita Nova


To the north of the house lay a mountain range that marked the north sea, which covered much of this side of the planet. To the east, farther than the towers was a forest that stretched for several miles before it gave way to grasslands. A small mountain range marked the end of the grasslands and the start of a desert, which eventually led to a sea that was separated from the larger north ocean by a bridge of land that connected to the mountain chain in the north. To the south lay a lava field that eventually cooled off until you reached the south pole. To the west was covered by clouds. It was always covered by clouds, and it was on Terrance's ridiculously long checklist to eventually explore that area of the continent. He had a theory that it was marshes, or a large sinkhole with a mishmash of mountains around it.

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