"Lizard's Fang," this is what the adventurers of Pig Bay call this range of low mountains.
Compared to those tall fir trees, these so-called peaks are really too short and small, with a height of only about ten meters. The peaks are connected to each other, forming an odd arc-like line, just like the tiny sharp teeth of a lizard. If you don't look closely, they're hard to spot.
In Foggy Forest, you can't truly master your own route. You can only grope forward in the general direction, so the adventurers' paths vary each time—a fir tree blocking your path, you choose to pass from the left, and choosing to go from the right might be two very different routes.
However, the forest has been visited far too many times, and there are many distinct areas or things that have been marked and promoted by adventurers. The "Lizard's Fang" is one of them.
