Murky Lagoon

In the middle of the Llangoed Forest sits the Murky Lagoon. It’s a very deep lake with a volcanic vent at the bottom. This does several things to the lake:

1. It’s a lot warmer than most lakes
2. It has a lot of sulphur and sulphurous deposits in it, which gives the lake a yellow, milky quality (hence its name)
3. It’s devoid of fish life, although a number of amphibians that enjoy warm water dwell around its shores (some say a Froghemoth may be found in the depths)

The warmth of the lake also means that, on mornings in autumn and winter, a fog will form across the surface of the lake that spreads out into the forest.

Type

Lake