The season is SPRING. The cold has finally receeded, and leaves are beginning to sprout from trees. Pokemon are coming out of hibernation and poking their heads out into the world again.
Shrine of the Eon Twins
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Found not underwater but in the sky, the Shrine of the Eon Twins defies all reality. It is suspended up in the air by an unknown force. Its shrine was only a library, an incredible archive, that carried the records of the past 1,000 years of En-Rogel history. Much that is gone now. The scourge left the place a ruin, burning books and smashing tablets. Not much remains, but some information can still be salvaged from lost pages and fragments.
The Colossae
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The Colossae consist of twelve gargantuan statues a short distance out from the shoreline, each of them set several miles apart. They face west, seeming to guard the Rogel continent from enemies at sea. Time has washed away much of the detailed carving on the Colossae, but each one of them is unique, perhaps meant as a representation of a specific god or hero. While time takes its toll on them, the scourge couldn't damage the Colossae at all.
Gennesaret Reef
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The most famous part of Gilead Deeps, the Gennesaret Reef is famous for its beauty and also for its danger. Divers must beware of the dangerous deep-sea pokemon in the area, but many claim it's well worth braving the reef once in your lifetime. There used to be trainer-escorted tour groups into the Reef, but now is a bad time for tourism. The scourge have claimed the area for themselves, turning the once brilliant colors grey and black.
Enoch Coast
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Enoch Coast is a short shoreline leading up to a sheer cliff that overhangs most of the coastline, casting the entire area into shadow. Eventually, the cliff stops short, and the shore leads to a twisting path up the cliffs to Nineveh City. Shady and suspicous, Enoch Coast has a bad reputation, but it was relatively safe before the scourge. Once, it served as a peaceful no man's land, but now it's overrun with the scourge and the dead.
The Gilead Deeps must be separated from the Ramoth Sea. Deeper and far more dangerous, the Deeps aren't for the casual tourist. Seasoned seafarers and heavyweight ships are required to navigate the area; a trainer surfing on their starter's back has a deathwish. When the scourge rose out of the water, even the most weatherworn sailors were lost.
