Tsubasa Aviary
Jan 7, 2011 2:13:43 GMT -7
Post by Spirit™ on Jan 7, 2011 2:13:43 GMT -7
The Tsubasa Aviary is embedded deep in Yuki no Kuni. The dome-like structure stands at 350 meters tall, made completely of glass with a meshed steel frame. The dome has a diameter of 250 meters and houses a great variety of birds. The structure itself is surrounded and even pierced by different geological features of the cold land.
The west side is covered by a cliff, with the rifts in the cliff's face serving as nesting spots and easy perches. The cliff also offers a high perch to attack prey from, the eagles and hawks being the best at this sort of hunting.
The east side is full of dense forests of pine and oak that offer some of the smaller birds protection and food. Some rodents can be found hiding in the underbrush providing another source of food for the birds.
A ride river snaked through the structure from the North, close to thirty meters wide and twenty meters deep. Some portions are turbulent glances of white water where a careless person could be swallowed whole by the deep river and either drowned or bashed by large rocks. Other portions are very calm on the surface but have a very nasty undertow. Crossing the river is based solely on skill alone, since there are no bridges at any point on the river. Large schools of fish, ranging in a wide variety of sizes swim the chaotic waters. They also get used as the last source of food for some birds.
The west side is covered by a cliff, with the rifts in the cliff's face serving as nesting spots and easy perches. The cliff also offers a high perch to attack prey from, the eagles and hawks being the best at this sort of hunting.
The east side is full of dense forests of pine and oak that offer some of the smaller birds protection and food. Some rodents can be found hiding in the underbrush providing another source of food for the birds.
A ride river snaked through the structure from the North, close to thirty meters wide and twenty meters deep. Some portions are turbulent glances of white water where a careless person could be swallowed whole by the deep river and either drowned or bashed by large rocks. Other portions are very calm on the surface but have a very nasty undertow. Crossing the river is based solely on skill alone, since there are no bridges at any point on the river. Large schools of fish, ranging in a wide variety of sizes swim the chaotic waters. They also get used as the last source of food for some birds.
