Mount Vesevius

Not really a mountain and certainly not the infamous Mount Vesuvius of Roman tales. Its dignified ruler named it such as a compliment to his own name and as a foreshadowing to the power it might one day posess. The island was created by some underground magma source, and this is where many of those bubbling rocks rise to the surface. Ash and smoke polute the air, often blocking out the sun while the ground is polished volcanic rock, dotted lightly with dead looking red gold grasses. A bubbling tar pitt, or rather, puddle, sits on one edge while a small hot spring, lethal to drink, sits in an opposite corner of the land. A large cave with the walls glowing orange red with fire moss and farther down and back, lava tubes, is the lair of the residing tyrant. The lowest temperature the terra has on record is 82 and that was during a freak snow storm in the dead of winter before global warming. Welcome to Hell, ladies and gentleman.

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