Apã Grotto

Upon following a path that seems to have a tinge of blue to it due to the blue-like rock pebbles, near the end you find a patch of vines that have ensnared around each other to create an archway of sorts. They are vividly green, hinting towards an abundance of water source in the ground. Moving through the thicket of vines, you enter what appears to be a cave of sorts. In it you find smaller species of trees and crystal-clear water flowing through either side of the walkway you are on. Light filters through the cracks in the cave’s ceiling. The lights flicker off the minerals in the cave wall, creating a seemingly celestial, white-blue, crystal glow. As you venture farther in, the cave opens up to a large, vast area of grass and moss-covered flooring with a pond off to the back of the cave, a small trickle of waterfall sliding down the rocks in a pleasant babble. Taller trees appear to stalk up around the outer cave wall in the larger area, creating shades and a more shadowy place before the sunlight is fully filtering in through the open space above the waterfall. The green and lush-looking feel of the cave is due to the rich amounts of water hidden throughout the cave. It is a rather perfect place to entice the presence of the Water Goddess, Enyo.