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The main lake of Kaishi Town flows through this land and provides decent fishing. Most pokemon are scared away from this area due to the near town. However the trees are homes to the few bird pokemon.

Farther along the path you will find a field of flowers, all fed by the passing stream. Along with that are many scattered fruit trees. The ideal place for a picnicker or artist.

A large, beautiful, and deep forest of Cherry Blossom trees, the outskirts of the forest contain no danger, but the deeper in you go, the more likely you are to run into things that aren't so pleasant. There is a single path within this forest, You may Stray from the path but beware of Legendary pokemon. They are rare but Legendary pokemon attacks can happen.

Salvia City is well known for their electricity. They supply electricity for the whole Kyushu region. With green rolling hills surrounding the city, all their electricity comes from windmills so their electricity supply is endless. The citizens of Salvia City are happy and easy-going most of the time. The gym leader, Elinor, uses Electric-type Pokémon, in which she is also the first gym leader in the Midori region. Salvia City is a hotspot for new trainers who are looking for someone to battle. Mint is commonly used here in Salvia City, since Salvia is a type of mint. Salvia City is made of mostly high rise buildings but the citizens do a good job at keeping the city clean. This city is always bustling with activity. It may look like a typical city in the day, but Salvia City is aglow with lights of every color at night.

Sub-board: Salvia Gym

After passing through the many hills and windmills of Salvia City, Route 3 is your next destination. With one main path to follow, it is quite simplistic compared to other areas in Kyushu. To the path's left is a field of flowers, ranging from daffodils and roses, to nearly any flower your heart might desire! Beware of Bug-types, since they have a tendency to curl up amongst the comfy blossoms. To the right is Ruina Lake, which is teeming with Water-types for anyone willing to fish them out! A peaceful place and quite lighthearted, a perfect place for a sunset picnic or even a night of stargazing. And as for following the path, it takes you straight to Mizu Park, where baby Pokémon galore!

Sub-board: Ruina Lake

Mizu park has many cute pokemon. Which is why it was called Mizu park. Travel through can catch many cute and baby pokemon as you head towards Mizuki City and your next gym.

Mizuki City. Home to Kyushu's News Center, it's the largest city in the region. Skyscrapers and apartment complexes make up this metropolis, some towering as high as a few hundred feet. The people living in the area find it a safe and suitable environment, though there is nothing in particular that catches trainers' eyes, other than the Normal-type Gym that awards the first Kyushu region badge. Much like that of Hearthome or Jubilife located in Sinnoh.=

Sub-board: Mizuki gym

If sunlight is what you seek, you might want to turn back now. Route 4, known across the Kyushu Region for its Dark Forest, never sees that sun, cloaked perpetually by the shadows of night. The trees, completely hollow and seemingly lifeless, stand roughly as tall as an Ursaring, some even taller than that. Thorn bushes are scattered chaotically across the ground, making it incredibly hard to travel through. The trails are ancient; some have even disappeared under the overgrown thorns. It is a daunting task to make it through this dark and perplexing forest, since ghost-types typically love to give trainers a scare. It is wise to carry along a Pokémon that knows Foresight, and is definitely not for the young of heart.

A town bordering Route 3, it also shares in the perpetual shadows of the dark Forest. Most people that reside here have never seen the precious sun we call our light, and most never journey beyond the outskirts of town, for fear of what might lay beyond its eternal darkness. The only available source of light is the gigantic generator that powers the few neighborhoods scattered across its lifeless land. Children are never allowed to wander alone, should a Ghost Pokémon appear out of nowhere and steal one away in the night. Every door and window is kept locked no matter what. Not many trainers visit the area because of its seclusion, though there is a gym here that deals specially in a combination of Dark- and Ghost-type Pokémon.

Sub-board: Shadowpoint Gym

Looking for a way out of the shadows? Well here's your one-way ticket to sunlight! At the edge of Shadow Point City lies the Underground Tunnel, also known as Route 5, and it leads straight to Cadarac Desert and Fire Point Pass (see Route 6). Quite spacious, spanning almost twenty feet wide and nearly fifteen feet high, it was created years ago by a family of Excadrill, and since has been modified and remodeled by the miners at Fire Point, to make it trainer-friendly and safe, of course. Wouldn't want an avalanche of rocks crashing down on your head, right? Ground-types are seen quite often around this area, and if you're lucky you may catch sight of a Rock-type or two as well. It is suggested to bring a Pokémon who knows Flash, however, or it could be just as dark as the shadows you're leaving behind…

Route 6 is one of the longer, more complex routes. It starts out as Cadarac Desert, one of the hottest, driest places in the Kyushu Region (aside from Fire Point City). Quicksand is highly active in the area, so watch where you step! Sandstorms appear periodically, so it is best to carry goggles along, to keep the sand out of your eyes. The area is also teeming with ground-types, though you may spot a Fire-type along the way occasionally. After making your way through the desert, you will come across a volcano pass. Known as Fire Point Pass, it takes you straight to the next city, which is literally inside the volcano! Fire-types are more frequent here, as the temperature starts to rise dramatically from this point, but many Ground-types are still prominent along this path.

Firestone City is located in the middle of a volcano, making it somewhat secluded from the rest of the Kyushu region. This city has had a long and gruesome history. A statue of city’s hero and namesake, Firestone stands proud in the centre of the city, and the Firestone Festival is celebrated once a year to honour him. Firestone City isn't full of skyscrapers like most cities are and most of the Buildings are made from stone.

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