Underwater Caves

Veil Caves

 * Veil caves are caves not yet above the water, still submerged. These caves have a wide variety of weeds and fauna, and the cave gets its name from the large, curtain-like weeds that hang from the surface.

Glacial cavern

 * Submerged caverns covered in sharp crystal-like formations of ice. Some are a light blue, and some are a dark purple-blue hue. Prehistoric old life can be seen, frozen. Their eyes seem to move.



Moss Garden

 * A cavern just above the water, with a raised stone ledge in the center. All kinds of moss grow on it as well as the walls, giving it the name “moss garden”.

Oxygen Bank

 * A large cavern filled with air and flora. Fauna skitter across the floor, some slipping into the water and some living in their own isolated habitat.



Skybank

 * A raised dome with no visible land, but the moss that grows on the ceiling seems a lot like the constellations you can see at home. The Phoenix Queen, the bolt, Corvus, and Lua are discernible.

Coral Maze

 * A small cave that is covered in sharp and deadly coral, and also smells really forking good. You can see fish speared on the tips of some, and crabs scuttling around the base. There’s a lot of sand being kicked up in the area, which may or may not be the disintegrated remains of old prey.

Whalebone cavern

 * A giant cavern filled with gigantic Helmeted Whalebones. Dark and dreary, with weeds hanging from the top. Other than the light from Glowing moss and reflections on eyes, it is completely dark.