As June drew near, the temperature rose day by day.
Even though Indigo Mountain was by the sea and the heat could not possibly exceed forty degrees, the overly intense sunlight still caused large swathes of evaporating mist to rise among the trees.
The fog, created by the fermentation and decay of fallen leaves mixed with the heat from the sky, made the temperature in the woods no less scorching than where the sun shone directly, even resembling the heat of a sauna.
For the people of Abode Tribe living in the Southern Ridge Mountains, they had their own methods to avoid the heat. The various caves and chambers throughout the mountain formed the main body of the mountain tribes, serving as places to cool off during the hot summer, while the numerous structures outside were merely fortresses built to withstand Magical Beast assaults that had been repurposed.
