Also called Remembering Forest, There are two paths here that can cut right through to either Eidolon Town by using Darkrai's Road, or to Pendant City by walking Cresselia's Tretury.
No one uses them though.
Only fools or the truly insane come through here.
The surrounding wood gather thick fog in it to keep travelers lost for always and eternity.
No one has figured out why, but the fog never fades and illusions are made through the forest to frighten travelers and force them deeper into getting lost. It's unknown whether it's angry spirits or wicked pokemon; and no one is brave enough to investigate.
The only actual marker is one you never want to see: A mangled oak in the very center of the forest that somehow always draws the lost back to it.
That's probably how the rumor of Phior's violent history got started: An urban legend that terrible people and their pokemon were sentenced to death in a time of war; but that a few were innocent. And that's why they're angry--dying unjustly and never being able to find their way to the other side.
But that's just a tale they tell kids to keep them from going near the forest.
Phior never got involved with civil wars or violent wars.
So then... Why were they executed...?
No one uses them though.
Only fools or the truly insane come through here.
The surrounding wood gather thick fog in it to keep travelers lost for always and eternity.
No one has figured out why, but the fog never fades and illusions are made through the forest to frighten travelers and force them deeper into getting lost. It's unknown whether it's angry spirits or wicked pokemon; and no one is brave enough to investigate.
The only actual marker is one you never want to see: A mangled oak in the very center of the forest that somehow always draws the lost back to it.
That's probably how the rumor of Phior's violent history got started: An urban legend that terrible people and their pokemon were sentenced to death in a time of war; but that a few were innocent. And that's why they're angry--dying unjustly and never being able to find their way to the other side.
But that's just a tale they tell kids to keep them from going near the forest.
Phior never got involved with civil wars or violent wars.
So then... Why were they executed...?
