The waterfall splits the upper and lower sections of Gnathus. The waterfall never seems to dry out, but it does tend to flood during the rainy seasons. Mossy rocks and plenty of small sprouts cover the soil by the waterfall. The fall itself is a few meters high, and not extraordinarily steep.

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Large boulders sit in the middle of a clearing of trees. The boulders seem to be intentionally arranged in a circle by some powerful force. Moss has grown over them and plants hide at their bases. Sunlight pours through the canopy and touches the ground here, but for some strange reasons, no plants have taken advantage of this patch of sunlight and there is only dirt in the center of the circle.

On the east side of the island shore there is a small cove where Delphys meets the shore. The beach here is white and twisting palms rise from the ground. Large rocks rise and arc over the space where the water flows into the cove creating a giant stone arch. The water here is shallow and at low tide the cove is almost completely bare of water and tide pools are exposed.

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