07-06-2020, 01:29 AM
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i want to live not just survive
wren’s sanctuary
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welcome to wren’s sanctuary. it was founded two years ago by the montgomery brothers, and named after their beloved, lost family member. now, their family is the group itself; wanderers are welcomed in with open arms, and members are treated as if they are part of one another’s families. here, you never walk alone. the group was established in intentions of becoming a peaceful community to not simply survive in, but thrive in. so rest, lay down your weapons, and stay a while- you’ve made it home, weary wanderer.
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[i]TERRITORY the group resides in the countryside, detached from the commotion and severe climates of the cities and extremes. the hills rolls gentle unto one another, greenery spans as far as you can see, the streams talk softly. dirt roads from the surrounding woodlands lead you into wren’s sanctuary, sloping uphill until the ground evens. the road continues through the main area of the group, splitting the main territory in half. east of the path, the livestock roam a large fenced off field, and majority of the houses are dotted along the landscape. these houses are dated stone cottages, just big enough to fit three rooms in them each- usually a bedroom, kitchen, and an extra room for owners to decide it’s use. to the west is their famous flower field and down the road resides the vegetable garden. the ground tapers off as it continues west, sloping downhill into a plentiful lake known as willow lake. the edges of their territory are fenced in by thick woodlands, where members can hunt or search for resources.
some landmarks include the old windmill they have turned into a storage room for farming and livestock tools and any extra supplies that need a place to stay. this resides just behind the livestock’s field, and right next to the old abandoned barn. this barn is beyond repair, and falling apart. the kids rumor it to be haunted, and everyone is advised to not go near it, as it is unstable and rotted. there is also a homemade baseball field near the outskirts of the territory, in the northeast quadrant, for the members to use freely. lastly, one of the stone cottages has been turned into a schoolhouse for the children there, and for any classes to be held in. education is a very important aspect in the group, so use of this school is encouraged.
bonfire pits reside beside the lake, and are used often. there are a few rope swings that hang from the older trees on the territory. there is the infamous old blue truck that rests in the back of their territory, just beside the woods, and serves as a frequent meeting spot / landmark as well. the group also uses scarecrows around the vegetable garden to ward off birds, and making them has become a fun kind of tradition.
some landmarks include the old windmill they have turned into a storage room for farming and livestock tools and any extra supplies that need a place to stay. this resides just behind the livestock’s field, and right next to the old abandoned barn. this barn is beyond repair, and falling apart. the kids rumor it to be haunted, and everyone is advised to not go near it, as it is unstable and rotted. there is also a homemade baseball field near the outskirts of the territory, in the northeast quadrant, for the members to use freely. lastly, one of the stone cottages has been turned into a schoolhouse for the children there, and for any classes to be held in. education is a very important aspect in the group, so use of this school is encouraged.
bonfire pits reside beside the lake, and are used often. there are a few rope swings that hang from the older trees on the territory. there is the infamous old blue truck that rests in the back of their territory, just beside the woods, and serves as a frequent meeting spot / landmark as well. the group also uses scarecrows around the vegetable garden to ward off birds, and making them has become a fun kind of tradition.
