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Soarfish are known as one of the most common types of flying fish found on planet Terrah. These fish are often spotted soaring across the skies above the Pletium Lakes, though they dive into the iridescent bodies of water from time to time. Notably, this behavior is more common in spring due to their spawning and hatching. On an annual basis, the soarfishing festival is hosted on the coastline of the Pletium Lakes where many Terraliens will stand in the water with nets in hand as they try to catch the largest Soarfish!

Foraged from the Nowhere. Awards 1-5 pupa seeds.

To use: Select the item and press "open box".

Foraged from the Nowhere.

To use: Select the item and press "open box".

Potential rewards include:

• 5x-10x Pupa Seeds
• The Music Note item.
• Any Grubsprout item.
• Any Pupa Seed item, excluding Glow Vial, Amber Crypt, Field Kit & Psych-Shroom.

Foraged from the Nowhere.

To use: Select the item and press "open box".

Potential rewards include:

• 5x-10x Pupa Seeds
• The Music Note item.
• Any Pupa Seed item, excluding Glow Vial, Amber Crypt, and Field Kit.
• Has a 20% chance to drop a Psych-Shroom.

Foraged from the Nowhere.

To use: Select the item and press "open box".

Potential rewards include:

• 10x-20x Pupa Seeds
• The Wintertide Whistle  item.
• Any Pupa Seed item that is worth more than 20 Pupa Seeds.
• Has a 20% chance to drop either a Glow Vial, Amber Crypt, Field Kit or Psych-Shroom.

Owning a Weasewl Windmask has always been seen as a classic sign of good fortune, as these strange instruments are seen as ancient relics of past terraliens and their companionship. Weasewl Windmasks were common place long ago as they were used by Terra's riding weasewls deep into the tundra,  being worn by the Weasewl to allow its unqiue twinkling sound to identify other travellers nearby. Perhaps this specimen you have come across was once used to hike deep across the Nowhere, or even save a lost soul. Alas, here it now lays upon the desolate floor of a ravine.

Alongside the resilient Psych-Shroom, Snowcloak Clusters are common inhabitants of the nowhere and its surrounding ravine. These fungi will wave in the breeze of a snowstorm, slowly collecting the flakes upon their caps. Because of this, they are always covered in a thin layer of snow. Despite this, the few terras that have tracked down to the ravine to feed these mushrooms to their pets report a pleasantly sweet taste. Curiously, they excrete a special syrup-like liquid upon the cap of the mushroom, causing any snow that touches the fungus to be altered in taste. 

These bitter creatures pack quite the punch. Known for their hardy nature, it is believed that the Sour Rockroach could survive in just about any location. With a solid lower body,  the creature's back is covered in a thick layer of sticky goop. This layer can be gently removed and regrown without issue. It is incredibly sour in flavor, which is where the Rockroach get its name from. Despite this, many of the Terras of Nowhere thoroughly enjoy the kick to the taste. Most of the time, the Rockroach is busy scurrying around the caverns around the village, often munching down on snow that covers the many surrounding Snowcloak Clusters.

The solemn ring of the Frost-Whisper Bell bellows out over the people of nowhere. Many of these bells are rugged from many years of exposure to the harsh cold, yet it's soft tune still plays. The bells were originally instated around the outer skirts of the ravine to warn people they were getting far too close for comfort, though over the years it's sound becoming associated with the solitary land. The harsh wind is enough to keep it blowing, though sometimes those breezes carry the bells away, thus it's not too uncommon for them to end up down the ravine they were attempting to forewarn terras of.

These antsy little ankle-biters often burrow within the dunes, known for their venomous bite but also the stab of their crown. They gain their name from the carapace atop their head that can form antler-like structures. It's commonly believed that larger the crown the more feisty the critter, and the more you'll regret accidentally stepping on one.

Just a little guy!