Sekaze
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Sekaze is the fourth and Air elemental planet of the elemental universe. Sekaze is mostly mountainous, with peaks that reach the clouds and a cool and humid climate. Sekaze also has a few rivers/lakes and valleys between the mountains. Sekaze always has a clean and fresh air, though, due to how high up the mountains are, one might be easily overwhelmed by the air because of how pure it is. Parts of Sekaze are so high up, one can walk amongst the clouds.
Geography
Sekaze made incredibly mountainous, with parts of it's mountains being high enough to touch the clouds. It has many rivers. The areas of Sekaze are divided by valleys. Said Valleys contain rivers that help grow beautiful flora. Some parts of the mountains contain forests along with some parts of the valleys as well. As there are mountains there are also caves, though they are rather small and sometimes can even trap a foot or arm inside.
Ecosystem
The local animals have developed various ways to get around the mountains of Sekaze, from long wings for flying or webbing over arms gliding to even incredibly strong legs for high jumping. The animals, most of those being many birds, mainly cranes, jumping goats, cloud monkeys and gliding squirrels gather either grass or fish to feed on later. The warm summers cause the Flora to grow quite a bit, while the winter causes most flora to enter dormancy until the next spring.
Ecosystem Cycles
Sekaze has a pleasently warm spiring and a mild summer, with a gentle cool fall and a rather harsh winter. During the spring, the flora from winter reawaken and grow again, most sapient animals give birth to their children during this period. During the summer, the flora grows to great sizes and most clouds dissapear, aside from when it downpours rain every once and while. During the fall, the flora start to grow less and it becomes much more windy. By Winter, the flora has entered dormancy, most animals are away at their homes and a blanket of clouds seem to hang over Sekaze until the dawn of spring arises once more.
Localized Phenomena
Sekaze is known for it's low hanging clouds that reach the highest mountains to where one could actually reach out and touch them.
Climate
Sekaze is cool and breezy, with warm springs, mild summers, gentle cooling falls and harsh, snowy winters.
Fauna & Flora
Razor Crane :
Sakazian Jumping Goat :
Eastern Dragon :
Cloud Monkeys :
Windy Gliding squirrel :
Leaping Deer :
Puff Nycter :
Fog Heron :
Caped Swallow :
Rainbow Pheasant :
Dawn Robin :
Non-sapient species :
River Crab :
Chocho Moth :
Gust Butterfly :
Dew Drop Beetle :
Gurando Ao Dragonfly :
Dragon Koi :
Swift River Carp :
Goddess Clams :
Flora :
Immortal Peach tree :
Jonetsu Camellia :
Sky Bamboo :
Feather Grass :
River Willow :
Kegawa Grass :
Valley Thunbergii :
Saisei Tree :
Natural Resources
Sekaze is known for it's incredibly durable yet shockingly flexible Sky Bamboo, a few speciemens even grew so high that some folk could not tell how tall they truly were. Sekaze also has a few beautiful flowers like the petals of the Saisei tree and the Jonetsu Camellia. It even has a few presious gemstones within it's caves, mainly Jadeite and Liliac Amethyst.
History
Sekaze was once a series of land strips within a shallow ocean and some glaciers until the contiental plates underneath crashed into one another, creating a series of mountain ranges from the land strips, some were even volcanic. Later, a violent eruption caused a sudden increase in the temperature of Sekaze's climate, melting the glaciers which then caused constant and severe rainstorms. This later created several lakes and rivers and carving out the valleys that are here today.
Tourism
Many sapients, mostly Pyrainians go to Sekaze, mostly for the fresh air, even non-Pyrainians sometimes go for the same purpose, but most go to touch Sekaze's clouds while others go there for the epic view from the mountains.
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