Crystal Caverns

Sitting in the middle of a large rainforest is a huge rock formation that looks much like ruins from the human world. There is one main entrance on the ground, and several secret entrances hidden both on top of the flat rocks and in the sides of the formation. Both the top of the rock formation and inside of it belong to the same herd, although, the inside is what makes it amazing. Walking through the entrance to the caves of the rock formation, one would find that the passage leads deep, deep underground. The cave is small and narrow in some spots, and big enough for a whale in others. There are tons of different passages, and one could easily become lost. However, if you follow the right path, you will find yourself in an amazing cavern where gems line the walls. A huge, crystal clear lake sits in this dead-end cavern. Vines climb up the walls, growing from the scarce light let in through a small hole in the ceiling several hundred feet above. At night, when the light of the moon is just right, for one hour, the gems in the walk sparkle brilliantly and the lake looks like glass. Smaller gems in the wall that cannot be seen with the naked eye catch the light as well, making the cave walls look like they are covered in glitter. What's more, a half-foot wide stream lines both sides of the walls from the entrance, all the way to this lake, connecting into it. As if that weren't enough, there is another amazing secret here. If one dives into the 10 foot deep lake, and turns and looks back the way they came, they can see an amazing underwater world. Under the rock floor where they walked, is a water world several feet wider, and about 300 feet deep. Still more exciting, this area that leads all the way back to the entrance has tunnels in the underground rock wall that even large fish such as sharks can swim into to find hundreds of passages, as with all the different land passages, although these lead to ones only accessible