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The Vitae camp is a small hollow dip in the ground, in a patch of secluded trees. There are always shadows casting over the camp, enveloping the wolves in darkness. The alpha's den is a hollowed out oak tree, big enough for two wolves. Each of the dens for the other pack mates are caves into the wall of the dip, big enough for several wolves. There is a larger, plateu like rock that the leader gives announcments on, and is also just for elders to warm their pelts. The omegas get a small patch of brambles, not much protection from the elements.

The Neutrali camp is a plateu high above a flat stretch of land, it has many rocks on top, and lots of them form dens in which the wolves stay in. The alpha gets the largest den, and he gives announcements on top of their den as well, for it has a winding 'ladder' of rocks going around the sides. The sides of the plateu has a fallen tree that the wolves can easily walk down to get to the ground, though they have to be careful for if they fall it might be fatal.

The Anima Perfectas camp is a small patch of oak trees, with a small stream winding around it in a complete circle. There are no fish in the river, but the trees may have on or two squirrels in it. The dens are made of woven branches, and are rather large due the the wolves small sizes. The alphas give announcements on the rock next to their den.

A long wall of moutains that runs beside the tundra, often shadowing it. Snowcapped peak rise kilometers above the surface of the earth. Some humans live here, and they never hesitate to kill a healthy wolf on site. The injured may pass by as the often die quickly due to below freezing temperatures. Some mountain goats travel here, and the occasional polar bear will raise her cubs in small caves. Humans also bring their livestock which can be hunted, so long as the hunters are unseen. Wolves who live here must endure the dangers of avalanches and frozen rain which clings to their fur and weighs them down. Caves can become snowed in and they can starve, or they can cave in and kill the occupants. But in spring, the lower and middle halves of the moutains become pleasant areas to live, though flooding from melted snow occurs often. Otherwise, this is the safest place to live in the out-of-bounds area.