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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dragonbait" data-source="post: 2947749" data-attributes="member: 29182">There are patches of the rainforest that hug the Naktch-Nitil river. These patches grow so dense that many quadrapeds larger than a dog find it nearly impossible to maneuver. Many small animals and rare, tasty fruit, grow in these dense patches, meaning that they would be prime targets for hunters and foragers. Yet, they are typically avoided because many of those that enter the thicket dissapear. Since these thickets are not very large, typically only several hundred yards or so in size, and the typical predator is unable to enter the thicket, the dissapearances are unexplained. The lizardfolk who live along the river claim that the thickets will occasionally move several yards over night, while maintaining the same size.I'm still waking up. I don't know if this one makes any sense.</blockquote>