Tear Jewel Lake

A deep blue in color, Tear Jewel Lake is the largest body of water in the valley. It stays shallow farther out than most lakes, perhaphs a few hundred feet before the drop off. The drop off itself is a plunge down 25 at the very edge, but it slopes down to the nearly eighty feet bottom. The only thing that breaks the deep water is Coneflower point named after the flowers that bloom there. The point reaches out into out into the dark blue water, making it look a natural diving board. The lake, though beautiful, has been a place of death for several wolves and it is said that the ghosts of these wolves haunt the fog that often coats the still surface of the water. To the north of the lake a waterfall falls from Juniper Ridge, a small hill edging Moss River. Behind the waterfall there is a crevice called Aurora Cave. In its winding tunnels, a powerful creature resides.