On the opposite end of the island, as far from the volcano as can be reached, you find a beautiful beach. Waves echo gently over the clear, clean white sand, and the entire place has a very tropical feeling. It's a common place for members of the natives to meet and talk - and with the fish always swimming about - it's pretty easy to catch a good meal too.

These lands are perhaps the most beautiful on Firestorm Island. It lies on the west coast, where the beach is nothing more then a gentle slope into the ocean. However, it's not the view that's most extraordinary, when it's daylight. It's the magical twist this land takes on at night. As soon as the sun sets, the coral growing in the water all around this beach light up with vibrant, neon, glow in the dark colors that create a romantic, as well as a festive atmosphere. And it's not uncommon to see pups playing in the shallows, learning their way around the maze of coral that grows there, and further out.

The most unique trait on this island is the odd sort of ancient 'burial ground' towards the most northern part of the island. The ground here is mostly desert, and for as far as the eye can see, skeletons are half buried, or completely unearthed on the land. It appears that for generations, animals of all species had made their way to these grounds to die. However, this is no longer happening, but many dogs still come here to stare at the bones of creatures past.

Another unique attraction to Crater Island is the abnormal land mark to the east of the island. There is a small, narrow strip of land that is usually covered with an inch of water (though when rain begins to fall this narrow strip of land is often washed out, and is also washed out during full moons). The strip is extremely slippery, but it is the only way to get to the sub island of Crater Island, which many suspect is the actual object that crashed into the island. The strip is also an excellent way of hunting, as it leaps right off into the ocean, and small fish are often around it, and jumping over it.

If one was to focus long enough, they would hear the steady roar of water falling into a small pond. A series of rocky locations offer a unique way for water to travel to the canines of this land. The water tumbles from the top of a cliff, but the dense jungle make it appear is if it's coming straight out of the trees. The pond that the water had created is rather small, but supplies a nice drink for any dog who stumbles upon it.

Quiet, that is the one way to describe the ridge that leads up to the cliffs. It's oddly silent, almost eerily so. It's constantly in shadow, do to the fact that it's rare for sunlight to ever reach this ridge. This area is commonly used for training new arrivals in the ways of surviving in the dark. It's completely desolate, no water or animals to find, but if you can find your way back down, or work your way up you'll find yourself once more in the safety, and protection of the pack, and of the forest.

Located within the middle of the ocean lies an island. An island that has been uninhibited for years. The only living specimens on the island consist of canines of all breeds, sizes, and ages; and the random prey that keep the forests and mountain range on the island thriving. Though, many years ago, humans had once roamed the island. Not just any humans, but, mainly the deathly sick ones. The ones that were known to die from a deadly disease. An old, abandoned asylum continues to rest on the island reaching towards the heavens. The building is said to be one of the most haunted places in the world. Though, once one looks past the old, decrepit building, one will see a vast, dense forest. Beyond the dense forest, a medium-sized snow-capped mountain range stands erect, casting it's icy, snowy points towards the clouds.

Evergreens grow in wide abundance along this area, and both water and prey are easy to find. The branches of the trees offer shelter from sunshine, wind, and rain, which makes this land an ideal meeting place for pack members and loners alike. No harm can be dealt out here, as it is a place for sanctuary.

Cattail beach is a huge span sand and water. The sand is a soft mix of white and pale cream, giving it a fantastic glow at night, and there is a small cave that goes under the beach, most canines go here to get out of the elements or to have privacy. The water is clear and you can see fish, most are easy to catch thus providing a meal.

This meadow is named for the usual full view of the sky. Usually it's brightly sunny in the area, although, rain and snow comes periodically. A river runs through the area, and flowers grow in abundance. Flowering fruit trees provide shelter from the heat, as well as a tasty treat.

Separating one end of the island from the other is a large canyon. The rocks create colorful layers, that shine like a sunset when light touches them, thus giving the canyon it's name. The gap is semi-wide, with a narrow river running through the center. Walking through the canyon is a rare experience, as there are numerous carved drawings from animals and dogs of the past. With immediate access to water and occasional prey available, added to the beauty of the place, it's no surprise dogs are often found here.