Giant's teeth

Behold! In front of you, towering above the forest, lie the sixteen peaks of the giant's mouth. Carved into the mountain by some unknown force, guarding the entrance to the Nool Chain, they stand tall in a bow, as the pointy teeth of a giant's jaws. They are steep and dangerous to climb on, and their shadow reaches the end of the forest. And as the wind blows strong, it whirls around the teeth, creating the sound of the giant's breath. The giant's howl bends the trees, resonates on the mountains and will pass through your whole body and bones.
At their base, it is said to be a land of magic, with wierd and dangerous creatures lurking in the dense forest. Between the teeth, trees never shed their leaves, as they grow on the giant's jaw. Before your eyes lies the proof that this land was once populated by beings taller than a mountain, older than mankind, and more powerful than earthquakes.
We advise you not to go alone, as many adventurers got lost and disappeared in the forest. There is only one path through the forest that reaches the mountains behind. Those who wander off face many dangers, from predators to cliffs and rocks, from poisonous plants to dangerous staggerwasps. Thankfully, at the edge of the forest, you can find shelter in the Green Cottage. There, you can find food, a room for the night, and the best ale of all the Blue Sea. The staff will welcome you wholeheartedly, and prices are not expensive.
So if you wish to discover the natural wonders of the Blue west, why not begin with a true marvel of our region? The giant's mouth lays open for your visit.

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Natural Wonder