Tronear Subterrane
The Tronear Subterrane.
A deep cave system.
The deepest in the world.
This cave system lies underneath the country of Uthesh, with the primary access being located underneath the towering mountain that is located at the center of the country. This cave system has not been fully explored by man or other known races of the world, but what has been found is astounding.
Miles and miles of tunnels.
One of the largest known parts of the cave system that has been partially explored is a region known as the Tronear Subterrane. This section of the caves is known to be the lowest recorded section, although there very well could be sections that lie much lower than Tronear, yet undiscovered and untouched.
The largest section of the Subterrane is a massive crescent-shaped cavern that stretches northward from a cave tunnel system called Maidrior Pass, which is the main access leading into the Tronear Subterrane. The Tronear Subterrane stands dozens of meters tall and is dominated by large rocky formations that closely resemble rock giants with their hands pressed against the roof and their legs slightly bent, as if they died holding the cavern from collapsing down on itself. A valiant effort if they had been alive if ever there was one, some say, but others believe that the giants are now sleeping, still in the same position they had stopped in as they held the roof of their safety haven from falling in on them. There are seven of these large rocky outcroppings standing between the floor and the ceiling of the cave, but it is thought that there could be over a dozen more spanning the length of this great underground cave system.
Another well-known location found within the eastern region of the Tronear Subterrane is known simply as The Arena.
This section of the cavern is highly resembling a submerged sparring arena, able to hold thousands of spectators at one time as they watch the cavern's center, where two large cairns have been erected as the final resting place and representations of two powerful warriors ready to face one another in the middle. As if there were spectators ready to watch the show, stones of various sizes and shapes have been set on those 'seats', as the eternal spectators of the world's deepest gladiator fight. A third and final locale is called The Starfinder Caves.
The Starfinder Caves are believed to be the second-deepest section of the Tronear Subterrane.
Situated to the south of the large crescent-shaped cavern, the Starfinder Cavern is decorated with millions of tiny worms that live on the ceiling of the cavern, feeding off of the microscopic organisms that reside in the air as well as the water droplets that are much the same size and are known to generate the cool breeze known to blow through the caves. These worms, called Starworms, Star Tears, Star Fungus and even Ajun-Tear Worms, are native to the deep underground, and can only be found deep inside caves known to harbor microscopic life and sources of water from which to siphon microscopic droplets from the air to hydrate them over their long lifespan. The Starfinder Caves measure several hundreds of meters in length and width, towering as well hundreds of meters above the cave floor, while the worms buried themselves in small holes in the cave ceiling to live their lives in the underground.
A deep cave system.
The deepest in the world.
This cave system lies underneath the country of Uthesh, with the primary access being located underneath the towering mountain that is located at the center of the country. This cave system has not been fully explored by man or other known races of the world, but what has been found is astounding.
Miles and miles of tunnels.
One of the largest known parts of the cave system that has been partially explored is a region known as the Tronear Subterrane. This section of the caves is known to be the lowest recorded section, although there very well could be sections that lie much lower than Tronear, yet undiscovered and untouched.
The largest section of the Subterrane is a massive crescent-shaped cavern that stretches northward from a cave tunnel system called Maidrior Pass, which is the main access leading into the Tronear Subterrane. The Tronear Subterrane stands dozens of meters tall and is dominated by large rocky formations that closely resemble rock giants with their hands pressed against the roof and their legs slightly bent, as if they died holding the cavern from collapsing down on itself. A valiant effort if they had been alive if ever there was one, some say, but others believe that the giants are now sleeping, still in the same position they had stopped in as they held the roof of their safety haven from falling in on them. There are seven of these large rocky outcroppings standing between the floor and the ceiling of the cave, but it is thought that there could be over a dozen more spanning the length of this great underground cave system.
Another well-known location found within the eastern region of the Tronear Subterrane is known simply as The Arena.
This section of the cavern is highly resembling a submerged sparring arena, able to hold thousands of spectators at one time as they watch the cavern's center, where two large cairns have been erected as the final resting place and representations of two powerful warriors ready to face one another in the middle. As if there were spectators ready to watch the show, stones of various sizes and shapes have been set on those 'seats', as the eternal spectators of the world's deepest gladiator fight. A third and final locale is called The Starfinder Caves.
The Starfinder Caves are believed to be the second-deepest section of the Tronear Subterrane.
Situated to the south of the large crescent-shaped cavern, the Starfinder Cavern is decorated with millions of tiny worms that live on the ceiling of the cavern, feeding off of the microscopic organisms that reside in the air as well as the water droplets that are much the same size and are known to generate the cool breeze known to blow through the caves. These worms, called Starworms, Star Tears, Star Fungus and even Ajun-Tear Worms, are native to the deep underground, and can only be found deep inside caves known to harbor microscopic life and sources of water from which to siphon microscopic droplets from the air to hydrate them over their long lifespan. The Starfinder Caves measure several hundreds of meters in length and width, towering as well hundreds of meters above the cave floor, while the worms buried themselves in small holes in the cave ceiling to live their lives in the underground.
Type
Cave System
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