Submission (#1669) Approved

Faerindell is like a world of eternal spring, tucked in between an eternal night, eternal autumn, and a glow-in-the-dark swamp. The weather is cool and fresh, and the winds carry the alluring scent of flowers everywhere you go. I wouldn't recommend going to Faerindell if you're allergic to flowers as they're around all year round, presenting their various colours and scents proudly to the world. They cover the rolling hills and plains and bury the forest floor. There isn't any escape from them as flowers called faerie shrouds casually drape down from the trees like curtains, enveloping the world within their beautiful walls.

The treetops are covered in blossoms, and the leaves are commonly pink. There are some trees with green leaves throughout but it's definitely not the majority. Visible from every area of Faerindell is the elder tree, a giant cherry blossom tree that spans into the sky and branches out across the sky as it beacons life itself across the land. Flowers grow naturally, spanning every nook and cranny but the land is fertile and welcoming to new growth. It makes the land a natural place to farm, and that's exactly what happened here. A vast percentage of the region is farmland, producing the crops for regions all across Eyre.

Between the farms and the temperate forests that are covered in the cherry blossom trees are quaint villages where stone roads meet the adorable stone houses of the small towns. Not even these buildings can hold back the growth of Faerindell as climbing plants and flowers make their way up the stone and become part of the very essence of the building, creating a very unique look here.

The wind blows, and the gentle reminder is sent through the scents all around you. If you like flowers, it's a great place to visit.