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	Sanrō Village A village tucked into the snug valley of their guardian mountains and namesake, the Three Wolves. In their colossal shadow this village grew from a few smattering of loyal Samurai who shared a belief in peace and preservation to a diverse community that rivals Konoha at it's prime. Despite their harsh threats to the other nations, the village is run with the ideals of equality, fairness, and mercy. Only the ignorant and war-loving may fear the wrath of the natives. The only way to get in besides through the air or underground is through the Sentry Camps. Testukage's Tower	0	0
	Sentry Camps Set up along the outer ring of the Three Wolves are small camps usually consisting of 3-4 civilians each that take up the responsibility of living out in the wild in places that allow them to keep a look out for incoming allies or enemies alike through the few passages in the mountains. A series of large torches are lit 24/7 in some of these camps, and there are different ways to send messages through the color of their flames. The only other way into the valley is through the air or underground.	0	0
	Wolf Chasm Known to the natives as 'The Wolf's Hole', Wolf Chasm is a 8 mile long slash in the ground near the western border. At it's widest it is 25 feet across until it abruptly lessens in the last half mile to either end in a curve, giving the gorge a crescent-like shape. It get's it's name from the unique rock-climbing wolves who have made their homes in caves set into the walls. The wolves are unusually large with unnatural dexterity and long, hooked claws making them a danger, but only foreigners should worry. The natives bring them a portion of the village's food ritually to keep their 'guardians' peaceful. The only way to cross is over the samurai bridge made of odd blue-colored stones in the very center.	0	0