The second smallest of Hyrule's various provinces. Ordon is protected by Ordona, one of the four Light Spirits who takes the form of a massive golden goat, residing in a small spring just outside of Ordon village. It's a pleasant forest, not nearly so dense as Faron, and is home to Ordon village and the largest (relatively speaking) Minish village in all of Hyrule.

A densely forested area that makes up one of Hyrule's larger provinces just north of Ordon. Due to its thickness as a forest, many of the secrets of Hyrule can be found here, legendary or otherwise, and it is here that some of the elder races make their homes.

The second largest of Hyrule's provinces. Eldin is an area with sparse grasslands and mostly rocky outcrops. It has two notable features when wandering in the wilderness. The first is a colossal stone bridge that connects two cliffs. The second is the looming figure of Death Mountain in the distance. Here resides the village of Kakariko, one of the largest human settlements in Hyrule, and the city of the Gorons. It is also Hyrule's largest supplier of ores and metals.

The single largest province in all of Hyrule. Lanayru is known for its highly lush grasslands due to it being divided mostly according to the river that flows from Zora's domain and Lake Hylia. Because of its fertility, it is the capital of Hyrule, where the Castle Town and the Castle itself rest. It is also in this province that the Zora make their home in their domain.

An arid wasteland to the west of Lanayru that has seen much strife and pain in the hundred years since Ganondorf's execution. Here reside the Gerudo, practically exiled in all but name. The Desert itself is inhospitable with sand and ruins as far as the eye can see. During the day, the sun scorches the sands, burning all caught in its glare. When the moon rises, it brings with it a chilling wind. No matter what, the desert's only gift is death. It is dangerous for anyone not properly dressed, as only further west lies the Black Lands, the true "home" of all monsters.

At the Northern most part of Hyrule is the peak province, the smallest of them all. The Peak province is a frozen wasteland filled with nothing but snow and ice. A tundra where barely any life can live, there is in fact water. However, it is freezing, and falling in is practically a death sentence in and of itself. Desperate predators roam the province, desperate for any sort of meal. Those who do not bundle up risk freezing to death. Only the strongest may survive.

CHARACTERS WITH FLIGHT ONLY. The Sky province is where the Oocca reside. Plenty of floating islands dot the area, but the visage is dominated by the hulking City in the Sky where the Oocca live. Other than that, I mean, it's the sky.

Twin mountains that act as a backdrop to some of the Twilight Realm. They are jagged, pointed and treacherous to climb. The way the fiery haze looms about the peaks gives them an ominous vibe.

Grass in the Twilight Realm is dark, almost black and not at all vibrant and green like most people are used to seeing. A black fog rolls over the plains at all times, and it is silent because in the Twilight Realm... there is no wildlife. There are no animals to chirp, no bugs to buzz.

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