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No rabbit has ever been to the top of this mountain. It is extremely dangerous and even the bravest rabbits don't dare to climb far above the snow line. In December, the snow sometimes creeps down to the Warren and the rabbits only have the food in their storage burrows to last them through the winter. Aolera is surrounded by other smaller mountains.

The trees here are very tall and grow far apart. There is almost no undergrowth. Predators rarely venture into big open spaces like these, but rabbits who come here sometimes feel as if they're being watched. Branches lock together high above and make a dappled effect on the forest floor. In some places, the leaves block out almost all of the sunlight, creating areas of eternal darkness.

Rabbits visit this beautiful meadow when they want to escape from their everyday lives, and play amongst the flowers without a care in the world. Couples love the romantic setting. They can relax and experience true peace and harmony while admiring the beauty of nature. It is also an excellent spot for watching the sunset.

The land is very flat and unchanging, but in some areas, stunted trees cluster together to form small patches of bush. Rabbits tend to stay away from these spots, in fear of predators hiding in the shadows. Although clouds may hover over the grassland, they hardly ever spill their contents onto the land below. The grass is quite dry but is very nutritious and is said to be the reason why Erlaz rabbits are so tough.

These slopes are located near the base of Aolera Mountain. It is the only side of the mountain which doesn't end in a cliff, meaning that the rabbits of Picaro have to pass through here if they want to leave their territory. However, rare herbs thrive in these parts, so Skyeli guards the slopes well. If a rabbit wants to get through without being killed, he or she must stick to Xara Pass.

This valley is paradise for a rabbit. The ground slopes gently downwards, guarded on three sides by hills. The grass here is fresh and tasty, and shade can be found either under the Tree or in one of the shallow burrows that dot the hillside. Some rabbits choose to live here instead of the main Jaien warren, and fights sometimes break out over rights to the valley.

These fields are sacred to all of the warrens. Rabbits often come here to meet both new and old friends, and nibble on the fresh green grass. Many lone rabbits have burrows here, but the fields are such a big place that they seem almost deserted.

Many rabbits have lost their lives in this ever-changing marshland. The land is covered in a thick fog that provides the perfect cover for all sorts of dangerous creatures. A murky river flows through the marsh, and few trees can survive in the wet and muddy soil. The rabbits of Sneira love to test their abilities in this desolate landscape, hidden away from the rest of the world.

Torvyndale is a dangerous place for rabbits. Several cats patrol the farm, and the dogs are often allowed to run free.
Inside the barn is a giant enclosure which holds rabbits of all shapes and sizes. The children love them, and usually come to play with the rabbits after they've finished their chores. The pets live healthy and contented lives, but never get to experience true freedom.

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