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=== '''THE KELESIAN EXPANSE''' ===
Just like the Karterian side, this eastern portion of the bridge has been retaken by the natural world, to some modest degree. If anything, its spread is even more pronounced, buildings supported by thick, water-hardy vines creeping up to reclaim wood and steel and bone. The closer one gets to shore, the more peaceful it becomes, and the weather improves with it. It's almost paradisiacal, provided one has a preference towards the lush and green. The Western side of Eparsis does have a reputation for being verdant, and it seems to be welcoming you in already.

The animals too are almost... friendly? Unlike the animals by the cenote (mutated and ''unafraid'' of humans), these ones appear healthy and normal as can be, but rather than indifferent to people, appear to genuinely '''love''' them. The deer (there are deer—miniature, delicate things) will let you pet them. The hares will let you pet them. The mice will cutely sit nearby wherever you're camping, and hope you'll drop them a few crumbs. Everything here is strangely easy to tame, and will readily follow after you, but they will ultimately refuse to leave the bridge (or venture into the squid-claimed area). You're a welcomed guest, apparently, but this is their home!

'''Anyone who kills, or tries to hurt any of the local wildlife''' will find this very easy to do, the first time. After that, they will avoid all contact with the hunter, and will be as slippery as smoke if pursued. Their trust has been broken, and they're quick to spread the word.

Should someone who has wronged them take a rest on the bridge, they will find themselves continuously forced awake, their body '''gnawed on by hundreds of sharp teeth.''' To swat at them is like striking shadows; there's nothing there. This will happen until dawn breaks—and despite seeming phantasmal, the result will be scores of shallow bites littering their body. This will happen every night until the character departs this portion of the bridge. It '''will''' resume, on any reentry.