Brush Brush Fields

A vast land filled with secrets and discoveries, Brush Brush Fields is the perfect opportunity for those who wish to explore more of the land's secrets and see what lies beyond the surface of a colourful flurry of colours.

For its hisory, see: Palette Plains/History

Caves

 * Wyvern Den: Deep under Brush Brush Fields is the Wyvern Den, an incredibly vast collection and network of naturally formed and artificially-made caves that were once inhabited by a variety of dragon species and inhabitants of the land that lived alongside them in peace. Depending on the Chapters you have completed, you can be granted access to more caves until, by the end of the game, you have access to the entire network. Some caves are just one room, whilst others can connect through to one another. Each cave has something to offer, whether a simple time, badge, or a large treasure trove, so if you find something of your interest that you'd like to come back to, mark it on your map and come back when the time is right! The Quest Board, additionally, will reward you if you find certain things from the Den as well! Of course, there'll be a pretty large amount of enemies, and secret bosses so be prepared!
 * The Dino's Jaws: An extensively large solutional cave that had previously been inhabited by dinosaurs before their eventual drive off of Crescent Island by the Dragons. The Dragons would then go onto raid their former home from time to time. Despite this, it doesn't mean that there's aren't any missed treasures you can't find!

Fields

 * Lavender Lake: Located near Pastel Bay, Lavender Lake marks the shift of colours from various vivid greens and blues to more paler warm colours from the purple, to pink, to yellow range. The area has a strong scent of various different flowers and is also known for its beautiful aquamarine and pink waters. It is rumoured that various large Floral Dragons inhabited this area and constantly tried to restore the land with their floral magic, each time unsuccessful. It seems that long after their disappearance that their efforts have finally paid off, with various fields of flowers and purple grass stretching across the land, matching and complimenting the ever-paling pastel skies and creating an otherworldly feeling when stepping into its grounds.
 * Amber Stretch: Located in a small section of Lavender Lake, Amber Stretch used to be the hotspot for a small rowdy group of young Fire Dragons who frequently razed the lands with their fiery breath. Whilst these days the dragons are no longer present, their presence still remains with the grass there being various brilliant shades of Amber. If set fire, the area will quickly be overtaken by flames but, strangely enough, no other area of Brush Brush Fields is affected. The area is also present to some lava areas that need to be crossed, so be sure to bring someone whose able to cross them!

Brush Brush Fields East
To read more on Brush Brush Fields East, see: Brush Brush Fields East

Other Minor Locations

 * Overgrown Cottage Clusters: Near the forested area are a couple of ancient cottage houses whose contents have slowly been overtaken by nature over time. It is said that inhabitants of the area were nomadic travellers and friends of the dragons, and had been permitted to stay in their domain.
 * Near the cottages are a little group of bugs who are travelling on their own little journey. When talked to, they give you the Ill Will Badge (will increase your ATK by 2 and DEF by 1 if you are poisoned, but you take more damage from poison). Totally not a reference to Bug Fables.
 * Small Mountain Caves: There are several tiny caves located near The Dino's Jaws. It's said that dragons helped the inhabitants to build out small cave, indicated by the worn out nature and placements of various rocks and wood inside them. It is said that perhaps these inhabitants have great treasures that they kept, but their spirits seem to be guarding it...

Trivia

 * Brush Brush Fields is the game's first extreme open world, meaning that there are significantly more off-set paths than usual and the player has significantly more free will over their explorations than in smaller areas like towns or cities.
 * Brush Brush Fields is a double entendre: Not only is it in a reference to a brush to fit the colour and paint theme of Palette Plains, but it is also the verb that we use when we 'brush' ourselves against grass.
 * My idealised music that accompanies this area goes along the lines of the following:
 * Tidesplitter.NSF by commandycan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KArrpG97puY
 * Zoning Residential by Fearofdark: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DHgL5porW4

https://www.zmescience.com/science/geology/the-types-of-caves/ (Just for cave references)