The scenery, ever-changing, can shift swiftly from breathtaking panoramic views to moments shrouded in mist, reducing visibility to mere meters within minutes.
The name 'Athanor' draws inspiration from Philostratus's 'Life of Apollonius,' describing it as an occult hill veiled in mist, save for its clear southern side. At its summit lies a well emitting an azure vapor, warmed by the sun, with a base adorned by red arsenic. Adjacent, a basin cradles an ever-steady, odorless, smokeless flame, maintaining a constant height. Notably, two obsidian reservoirs house the wind and rain, serving as a reservoir to nourish the land during parched spells, releasing clouds to water the surrounding countryside.
