the seori

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sekuen desert ; - - sekk - oo - enn && {{ camp }}
It's strange to think that such lush lands could border a barren wasteland, but the Sekuen desert is bordered by the Cadinn and Taern forests. However, the Seori restore life from the dry lands and live easily in it. With their Thriene, they can bring more life to the desert when needed. The Sekuen streams from the forests and dries out; there was once more life here, until a fire came. The Seori sleep between the scarce bushes and cacti, often spread apart due to the constant heat.


dejim canyon ; - - day - jim && {{ hunting ground }}
The Dejim Canyon lays behind the Sekuen desert. It is not hard to climb, although the coyotes of the Seori need not climb to the top anyway. There is plenty of prey here. However, one must watch out for the bobcats, and pups cannot come here as they may be attacked by large birds.
- - prey ; birds ( including large birds of prey ), mice, squirrels, gophers, chipmunks, rabbits, reptiles ( only eaten if starving ).


sarn meadow ; - - sahrn && {{ hunting ground&training area }}
The Sarn meadow is the lushest place in the Seori's territory. Although scarce, there are short stalks of grass here. It would be dried up and dead most of the time if not for the Thriene, which can bring the grass back to life. There is plenty of prey here.
- - prey ; birds, mice, deer ( must be hunted in groups ), rabbits, squirrels.


gilnd lake ; - - gill - ind && {{ water supply }}
The Gilnd lake, on the border of the Sarn meadow, is not very large. Its outskirts are layered with long stalks of grass. Several times there would have been a drought if not for the Thriene. There is some prey found beside the river.
- - prey ; deer ( must be hunted in groups ), birds, mice, squirrels.


tern beach ; - - terrn && {{ beach area }}
Tern beach is one of the prettiest sites in the Seori's territory. It lies just on the other side of the canyon, and if one knows their way around the land, they should be able to find it. It is only a place for relaxing and swimming, as the coyotes cannot fish well.

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