&&THE DARK SIDE OF IUST'EUSI

}} Lusichis Temple

Lusichis Temple can be found floating on floating on a sea of magma. The temple was formed on a rare type of stone that can never melt and is only found deep inside Iust'eusi, called Phemusta Pestagaesus. Yes, a long, complicated name for a stone that never melts and lasts forever without errosion. The temple is only accessable by those who are able to swim through or walk on magma without being charred to death, those who can fly, and those who can teleport. The leaders of the Dark hold meetings here.

}} Distuston Cavern

Distuston Cavern is found just below the sea of magma that holds the Dark's temple. The cavern is very deep, dark, and is scorching hot from the magma above. There are many tremors occuring here, yet the cavern stays stable, in most places. There is even a large pond in here, and the water is, for some odd reason, actually cold. Many types of fish can be found here. There are also many, many types of bats, ranging from small to large, in the cavern.

}} Niamonthi Lake

The Niamonthi Lake is the largest body of water found in the Dark side of the planet. The water normally stays around sixty degrees farenheit (fifteen point five repeated degrees celcius), and there are many different types of fish living here, even many sharks that you would normally see in the ocean on Earth. Seeing how the lake isn't scorching hot like every other area on the Dark side of the planet, most of the Dark's population lives here.

}} Lycheon Drop

Lycheon Drop is a tall, rocky cliff with barely any source of life on it. If one fell foolishly fell off the cliff, they would soon be impaled by the long, sharp spikes that formed when the river that used to run through there evaporated for good. Lycheon is normally an area where young Dark pups come exploring and to train.

}} Other Areas

Any other areas in the Dark side of Iust'eusi can be found here. This includes random small lakes, almost dried-up springs, rock formations, dead woodland areas, hills, cliffs, plains, valleys, and areas covered in flowing magma.