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Flower Mountain City
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A contribution by Lissa & Kestrel108

Welcome to Flower Mountain City, a place famous for its sights and its amazing collection of flora! The most common species you can find here is the pinwheel flower, which generally come in shades of yellow or orange with a green or blue center, and the petals spin in the breeze like its namesake. Taking a walk around the city, you'll find many of these flowers as well as interesting shops and restaurants, and a few events to catch as well as its University. From fields of flowers to jazz lounges, to the circus next to the canyon, Flower Mountain has something for everyone, residents and visitors alike!
Based off of LakeFeperd's game series Spark the Electric Jester. Feel free to check it out, it's much better than you'd think!

Published on October 22nd, 2021
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