AGRIUS

During the day Agrius looks like normal bog – wet and mostly lacking in mineral nutrients. Plant life consists of varying species of moss, sedges, mycorrhizal fungi, ericaceous shrubs, and an added feature of carnivorous plants. These plants provide the nutrients and minerals that the bog sorely lacks alone. Small mammals such as: Hares, foxes, and otters can be found. Other animals include: Frogs, lizards, salamanders, newts, bog coppers (a type of butterfly), and the occasional turtle. An anomaly of the Agrius Bog is the glowing moth. These are the descendents of common moths but have the added adaptation of iridescent colors that scintillate at night. Agrius Bog is a twisted Garden of Eden with a dark side. In the wet season it will flood until the dry season, where it will still be partially submerged. A thick fog blankets the region in an eerie dimness. It’s said that during the night one can hear the screams of ghost-wolves who had once gotten lost and never found their way out.