The southernmost end of the Giant Mountain Range is mountainous terrain. Chuisi Lake lies amidst these mountains, easy to spot. The "Blue River" named by Dragon Cypress crashes and roars as it pours into Chuisi Lake, makes a bend here, then turns from a rushing southeast flow to a calm due south direction.
Additionally, more than a dozen rivers of varying sizes feed into Chuisi Lake, forming fertile plains and forests in the surrounding area.
Around the lake are just a handful of small mountain ranges, a few peaks, and only one relatively large mountain—it's basically a sure shot when digging.
When searching along the cliffside facing the lake, it took a bit of effort, but an entrance was found.
Parallel passageways led to living caves, all of them empty.
The main spiral passageway led downward; every so often there was a fork, each heading into a separate cave.
All empty.
