Devil's Stone

In the Westernmost parts of the forest, where the trees are densest, standings a single, jagged stone. It protrudes at an odd angle from the ground, and is taller than two wolves stood on each other shoulders and balancing on their hind legs. Legends tells of how the devil himself threw the stone in a temper, and like a javelin, it landed here. About ten paces from the stone is where the land begins to rise, and some rocky areas have formed, in which years of erosion has punched holes deep enough to serve as dens for young or ill wolves, or wolves in need of quick shelter.