Human Dens

Here there are many rows of dull, gray houses with tiny, compacted yards, going on for about two square miles. This is where the human inhabitants of Vintarea live, each house housing one or two families. There are narrow, brick paved streets between each row of houses, but still many deciduous trees in lawns and by the streets. The large, loud vehicles that humans call cars are parked soundly all down the streets, or sometimes in a small driveway. During the day there is not much action here, as the humans usually leave in the morning to go to work or to the town square and the children go to school. There are people who come and go, but not many. Canines can wander safely here most of the time, hiding behind the many small bushes that dot the lawns. There is good prey here in the spring and summer, including squirrels, birds and the occasional rabbit or rodent, though in the fall and winter there isn't much.