RP PUBLIC ANVILS: The Spires of Hakhundum
(RP PUBLICS means that this place can be accessed by a God even while he is in his own Realm and several other places; however, as a REALM ANVILS, the God must first find a way to reach the Realm of Anvils before he will be granted access. One cannot just rock into the Realm of Anvils, after all. A God may only be in one RP ANVILS at a time.)
(Aurora Creare: Due to the fascinating and peculiar nature of the Realm of Anvils, a God may not be in an RP Anvils and an RP Savage at the same moment. For whatever reason the theoelectromagnetic field rejects this, and all Gods automatically fail to manifest in the Realm of Anvils, defaulting to the Realm Savage.)
The Spires of Hakhundum consist of hundreds of all, extremely thin mountainous slopes that are almost impossible for those without the proper equipment to ascend. Tens of thousands of feet in height, they are characterized by their alarming cliff faces - which are almost everywhere and promise a quick death at the jagged rocks below - and by the intricate, natural and complex outer layer of caves that exist within the mountains themselves. The air in Hakhundum is different to that experienced in the Realm Supernatural or even the Realm Mundane; it is lighter, more difficult to manage, subtly hallucinogenic to those not used to its witching ways.
At the very height of the mountains themselves are the Hakhundum Gardens. Ivy with leaves as sharp as glass, creepers that seek to devour any hint of warm life, flowers that absorb what little oxygen exists at an alarming rate.. the height of the mountains are almost always fatal.
Worse, though, is the recent plague of Akhur that seems to be flourishing at the lack of magical resistance atop the Spires, in the almost unreachable gardens: hive-swarm butterflies with razor-wings, they spread the pollen that dazzles and destroys and, simply by existing, drain a Systemarch of their Genius. They are bane of the Anvils, and the last sign that any stubborn Systemarchs needed that their world was doomed was the dreadful tide of these dreadful beasts. In the past, the Akhur (often thought to be mythical even to the Systemarchs) were only seen once a decade, and singularly or in pairs - they were, and are, an omen of great disaster. None have yet been captured for study by the Conclave who, unfortunately, have greater priorities at this moment in time.
No Conclave Fort exists at the Spires of Hakhundum, and chances are none ever will. Beneath the intricate and maze-like outer caves of the mountains, however, lie the Greater Caverns - the remains of an Anhyil, or Systemarch city - similar, it seems, to those exist under most areas of the Realm of Anvils. Known, simply, as Hakhundum, it is said that a small camp of Conclave-loyal Systemarchs exist there, fighting the terrible things that lurk below the mountains, the the Akhur that linger above - which some believe are worse. The actual nature of the Anhyil is unrecorded and largely unknown.
Any non-Systemarchs manifesting at the Spires appear at the outer level of the mountains, high - but not high enough to face the gardens.