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Long Lake Pack is larger than either of the other two Imalla Territories. It is filled with a variety of different habitats, from cliffs to hills and plains to forests and river deltas. It is home to two large lakes - Sunrise Lake and Long Lake - and at least ten different rivers. The Thunder River Delta is the most fertile land to be found in the territories, and moose frequent the area, along with several other types of deer and other animals. The Eagle Cliffs, so name for the eagles that nest there, is a place where the wolves often congregate, and where the densite is. The large territory could easily support a large number of wolves.

Crystal Lake is larger than any of the other lakes in the area, being easily half the size of Akuji or Moonlance territory. It is home to a multitude of different species, from the fish that swim in its waters to the creatures that live on its shores and in the forests around it. It's a popular spot for loner wolves and other animals. Near the northern edge of the lake is an island. The water between the island and the closest shore of the lake is shallow and easy to swim, which is why the island is not void of life. On the island is more forest and a system of caverns. Near the southwestern shore of the lake is a large falls that tumbles into the lake from a tall cliff.

Hungry Horse Reservoir is a large lake fed by a river that runs off of Crystal lake. It isn't as big as some of the other lakes in the area, like Crystal Lake or Long Lake, but it's definitely not small. Unlike many of the other lakes, however, Hungry Horse Reservoir is not situated in a fertile valley or lush forest. Instead it is surrounded by relatively dry land with very little plant or animal life nearby. During the summer this place is like a desert and the lake will almost completely dry up. During the fall and spring there is some life here, but not enough to consider this area more than a wasteland with a lot of water.

Moonlance territory belongs to none other than Moonlance Pack, one of the dark packs located in the outlands. The territory isn't completely inhospitable, but it's not as fertile as the Imalla Territories. Within the territory borders you can find a forest of dead trees, killed by a fire a few years ago along with a forest that is still very much alive and a mountain that looks as if it's been split in two by some powerful force. Murky Lake is yet another landmark in the territory that points to its less-than-pleasant location and its dark-minded pack. This isn't the most pleasant place to live, but the wolves here seem to manage well enough. At least there's plent of prey; and even if there isn't the wolves will simply hunt on loner lands.

Akuji Territory belongs to Akuji Pack, and it is even more hostile than Moonlance Territory. It's also home to the more hostile pack, run by wolves with more bloodthirsty intentions than Moonlance Pack. The territory is home a dangerous forest full of swamps and crevaces that serve as death traps, as well as a place called Laertes' Cliffs, where many creatures meet their deaths trying to climb up or down treacherous cliff faces. Knife River is yet another danger; many have died falling into its cold, rushing waters. This certainly doesn't seem like a place that wolves would chose to live, but for some reason a pack has claimed this land as their own.

The Aurora Peaks is another mountain range, smaller than the Endless Mountains and located on the northwestern border of the Imalla Teritorries. It's a series of tall mountains often veiled by clouds, but beautiful when the sun shines on them. Once in a great while you might glimpse the famed Northern Lights behind them, far off in the distance. On the other side of the mountains are lands that are still unexplored, but perhaps one day wolves will venture past them and find new lands to explore. Or perhaps wolves from those lands will visit Imalla.

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