It used to be somewhat populated by wild pokemon, with multiple passageways for young trainers to explore, but recently the Dreamyard has been modernized. It's still called the Dreamyard -- but has become a city park for Striaton, really. Graffiti riddles the walls with red Xs and other symbols. Wonder what they mean?

Or, what is left of Pinwheel Forest. It was named a very long time ago for its windy atmosphere. If only it hadn't been quite as perfect as it was -- maybe it wouldn't have been cut down then. Now it is a field of windmills focused an creating energy for southern Unova. Zemina keeps a close eye on it, to make sure it doesn't fall to the other side.

As the only thing keeping Nuvema, Accumula, Striaton and Nacrene tied to the Unova region, the Skyarrow Bridge is an extremely important part of Unova's economy. Supplies go to and from the southeast along here. On the west end, the bridge is connected to the largest city in Unova. Needless to say, it would cause major problems for Zemina is someone knocked this bridge down... but that's why it's under constant watch -- they need it. Desperately.

Zemina originally wanted to turn the Desert Resort into a large storage unit with maximum security, but the many scientists persuaded them not to. It's been left untouched in hopes of discovering new things. Excavation has slowed down drastically though, as the resources and money necessary are very hard to get in the current economy.

It stands on the edge of Nimbasa, where town ends and route begins. You'd think being so close to a Zemina-dominated city would make Lostlorn Forest belong to them as well, but it's quite the opposite. The forest is publicly Boure's territory, it holds secret meetings every night. No one from Zemina knows what goes on behind the trees, they don't dare go near Lostlorn Forest because all entrances are barricaded with deadly traps.

Just like the desert resort, it has been left untouched. "For the power of science!" Of course, no one is actually experimenting there. It's relatively empty, just like all of the other caves in the Unova region. As you travel further, the stones seem to buzz -- the electricity and magnetism gets stronger. The rocks have potential, so who knows what sort of technology they could power.

This landmark is crumbling away slowly. After decades, the Celestial Tower stands at a fraction of its original height. No one knows exactly what is chipping away at the resting place, but it's eroding ever so slightly. The families of those lost do not appreciate Zemina ignoring their pleas for help -- they've started to sympathize with Boure. It's becoming quite the substantial number of people, although Zemina is oblivious.

The construction from many years ago has finally been finished. Protected by a twisted maze of caverns is a military base, smack dab in the center of a mountain. Zemina trains new recruits here -- it is hardcore. Little food, little water and rough terrain and weather all prepare new soldiers for battle. The League keeps a constant eye on Twist Mountain, refusing to let Boure take such a perfect training ground.

At the start of the war, it was officially closed off and deemed dangerous by the official Pokemon League. The two legendary Pokemon make their home here according to legend, and no one wanted to disturb them. Little does the public know- Zemina closed it off for a more selfish reason than they thought. They quietly fixed it up and turned it into a northern laboratory. Goods are sent through Twist Mountain to the military base. Guns, food, clothing, anything- it all comes from the Dragonspiral Tower. Who knows what the legendary Pokemon think of this.

It remains a small bridge connecting two routes. Village Bridge has always been a beautiful, quaint bridge. It's not a flashy tourist attraction. Although the bridge itself is pretty, the water under it is a different story. Over the years it has been polluted and now has been deemed dangerous -- there are all kinds of chemicals and waste in it. To those looking over the side of the bridge: pinch your nose, or you'll regret it.

A beautiful tunnel connecting Undella Town and Humilau City. You can see all kinds of pokemon through the glass.

Victory Road has been fully reconstructed since the N's Castle incident. It's a security system to Zemina -- hard to travel through, especially now. With multiple puzzles and layers to go through, it takes a very intelligent and powerful trainer to make it all the way through. There haven't been many attempts for invasion lately.

Perhaps the most modernized Pokemon League in the entire world, Unova's league is not just a path from room to room. It's a complicated system -- you choose where you go. And if you emerge victorious, on to the next challenge you go. That used to be the case. Now it's Zemina's main meeting place. All of the highly ranked members must meet here every once in a while to discuss tactics.

A tall mountain between Undella Town and Lentimas Town. It's one of the only ways of access to Lentimas Town and therefore is greatly appreciated by Lentimas's citizens. It's a relatively straightforward path all the way through, but the fire and water inside makes it steamy and foggy, along with making rock structures fall. It's become a very complex barrier, making it tough for anyone to have access to the sandy town beside it.

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