The most sprawling forest know to man or varl, the Lang Loom is often remembered for having occasional rows of perfectly lined trees that look out of place in the middle of the wilderness, as if they had been carefully planted or even placed. Many suppose the Loom-mother planted the trees herself and the rest instantly sprang up around them, but the Lang Loom is a dangerous place that rarely harkens back to the image of the Loom-mother.
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