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* <span id="ShrinesTemples_to">Shrines/Temples to:</span> There are three separate shrines to [[Mist]] all along the coast of the bay and one to [[Shindaleria]], which is on a rock out in the water that stays above high tide. This rock has grooves and pools that give home to many small sea creatures. The handful that worships Mother Ocean can be seen out on the rock from time to time in [[prayer]]. | * <span id="ShrinesTemples_to">Shrines/Temples to:</span> There are three separate shrines to [[Mist]] all along the coast of the bay and one to [[Shindaleria]], which is on a rock out in the water that stays above high tide. This rock has grooves and pools that give home to many small sea creatures. The handful that worships Mother Ocean can be seen out on the rock from time to time in [[prayer]]. | ||
The bay is one of the loveliest spots on Tilmar. It is a great blue eye with a dark pupil of water where the bay gets very deep in the center. Pale sandy beach forms the lashes that blend into the tall grass and sloping hills inland. Smaller boats often sail past [[Denshou]] and land here instead, relishing the scenery and quiet. | |||
Wading birds flock to the Bay, using the tall grass as cover for nests. Little crabs wander by, unconcerned, and the goutaro that cleanse the lands shuffle along the grass and hills past the beach. However, those that swim and dive for oysters and clams are warned; there are big things that swim in the gentle waves, things of teeth and constant [[hunger]]. The Bay White and his cousins the sandbar sharks and the striped sharks patrol offshore, their pitiless eyes and sensitive noses always alert for the next meal. | Wading birds flock to the Bay, using the tall grass as cover for nests. Little crabs wander by, unconcerned, and the goutaro that cleanse the lands shuffle along the grass and hills past the beach. However, those that swim and dive for oysters and clams are warned; there are big things that swim in the gentle waves, things of teeth and constant [[hunger]]. The Bay White and his cousins the sandbar sharks and the striped sharks patrol offshore, their pitiless eyes and sensitive noses always alert for the next meal. | ||