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Forest Lake was a settlement opened by [[Lareana]], under the jurisdiction of the [[Iborian Empire]] and then [[The Xanthian Empire]]. | Forest Lake was a settlement opened by [[Lareana]], under the jurisdiction of the [[Iborian Empire]] and then [[The Xanthian Empire]]. | ||
South of the main Iborian settlements, and near west of [[Port | South of the main Iborian settlements, and near west of the [[British]] [[Port Alexandria]] it was one of the remotest settlements in the territories of the Iborian Empire, in contrast to the rest. | ||
It comprised of a small fort, house and lake, including an abundance of flora and fauna nearby, leading to [[Palmerageddon]] vying for its status as a protected place of beauty, however, due to the industrial tendencies of [[JuiceKings]], its been seen to have lost this glint of beauty it was once adorned with. | It comprised of a small fort, house and lake, including an abundance of flora and fauna nearby, leading to [[Palmerageddon]] vying for its status as a protected place of beauty, however, due to the industrial tendencies of [[JuiceKings]], its been seen to have lost this glint of beauty it was once adorned with. | ||
Revision as of 13:41, 31 July 2018
Forest Lake was a settlement opened by Lareana, under the jurisdiction of the Iborian Empire and then The Xanthian Empire.
South of the main Iborian settlements, and near west of the British Port Alexandria it was one of the remotest settlements in the territories of the Iborian Empire, in contrast to the rest. It comprised of a small fort, house and lake, including an abundance of flora and fauna nearby, leading to Palmerageddon vying for its status as a protected place of beauty, however, due to the industrial tendencies of JuiceKings, its been seen to have lost this glint of beauty it was once adorned with.