Mizunmu cape
Home of the Lemouille people's second largest settlement.
Geography
Mizunmu cape is a formed by a series of peaks extending out from within the sea and merging with the land. the hills, known as Mizunmu peaks, are completely covered in vegetation. The green hills have many coursing rivers flowing all throughout the cape. These rivers then make their ways to the South down the cliff sides as beautiful waterfalls. Beneath these waterfalls, the beautiful city of Mizunia prospers as the flow of water courses all throughout the streets and eventually into the sea.
To the East of Mizunmu cape, we have the primary road used by the non aquatic or non aviary people to enter and exit the city of Mizunia. The road is long as it zigzags through the cliff sides of the cape. After the path, we find ourselves on the Horos beachfront.
Down to the South, the wide open sea lays endlessly over the horizon with its many treasures and secrets waiting beneath the surface of the water.
To the West, the sea wraps itself around the cape and continues Westward beyond. North-West of Mizunmu cape, around the border of the Beaukudo and Atlatoth Regions, the immense Doomral ravine, otherwise known as the pit, begins. The sea flows in between the the two sides of the ravine for a few kilometres until the rest of the pit is left dry.
To the North, past the Mizunmu peaks the border between Beaukudo and Atlatoth.
Natural Resources
Mizunmu cape holds many unique resources in terms of minerals and ores thanks to the sea. The same applies to the vegetation found both above the sea among the peaks and bellow the water amidst the crags.
History
Mizunmu cape is home of the second largest Lemouillite city in Terra. Since this city is connected to the sea, many of the inhabitants of Mizunia have petitioned to make their city the official capital of the Lemouille people. Currently, the city of Lumeria found in the Heindenselm Region remains the capital city.
Type
Cape
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