Tallu and Takai

This article is about the volcanoes on Kaipei. For the gods they are named after, see Religion. For the circumstances of their creation, see Fallow Point.
Tallu and Takai are two volcanic mountain peaks in the southern region of Kaipei. They share the names of the gods of fire who reside within them, and are considered holy lands by worshippers of Tallu and Takai.
The foothills surrounding the volcanoes are home to the Vailun people, who reside in the region between the Laemin Rainforest in the west and Tallu and Takai in the east. Their towns are usually found nestled between hills or (especially so for small Dwarven communities) dug into the earth.

Type

Volcano

Location under

Kaipei