Post by Misha on Apr 26, 2014 10:20:17 GMT -5
Set in a 40 acre area in the Everglades lays a place that few know of in the homid world. It is a place that is know to Garou and Kinfolk.
EVERGLADE HAVEN!
The heart of the Caern sits smack in the middle of the 40 acres and is accessible in very few ways. There is -ONE- main road that leads in or out of the land. A parking lot outside of a gate is used for guests and only if the Warder approves of them stepping onto this hallowed ground. From the vantage point of the gate, most would only see what looks to be an intricate maze of wood-plank walkways and huts (or shanties in some people's eyes).
The Caern is busy with a number of Garou and Kinfolk alike. Each with their duties and sense of responsibility.
The Warder---a large Ahroun Get of Fenris---would greet any newcomers at the gate, accompanied by a more petite Theurge Child of Gaia. If you can pass the scrutiny of this Get's questions and opinion of you, then you have made it one step closer to being allowed respite and hospitality. The Child of Gaia would cleanse any and all visitors at the gate.
Once shown to the Caern proper, one would see that the maze of wood-planked walkways and huts make up a well-organized community that those that live there share.
EVERGLADE HAVEN!
The heart of the Caern sits smack in the middle of the 40 acres and is accessible in very few ways. There is -ONE- main road that leads in or out of the land. A parking lot outside of a gate is used for guests and only if the Warder approves of them stepping onto this hallowed ground. From the vantage point of the gate, most would only see what looks to be an intricate maze of wood-plank walkways and huts (or shanties in some people's eyes).
The Caern is busy with a number of Garou and Kinfolk alike. Each with their duties and sense of responsibility.
The Warder---a large Ahroun Get of Fenris---would greet any newcomers at the gate, accompanied by a more petite Theurge Child of Gaia. If you can pass the scrutiny of this Get's questions and opinion of you, then you have made it one step closer to being allowed respite and hospitality. The Child of Gaia would cleanse any and all visitors at the gate.
Once shown to the Caern proper, one would see that the maze of wood-planked walkways and huts make up a well-organized community that those that live there share.