Limestone Cave

There are many caves and other underground land formations in Kamasylvia thanks to the flow of groundwater running underneath the region. The Tooth Fairy Forest is abundant in limestone, and thus also Limestone Caves. The groundwater dripping from the cave ceiling form stalactite that look like icicles made of stone. They are matched by the stalagmite spikes rising from the cave floor, which are also formed from the limestone residue from the water dripping from the cave ceiling. Sometimes, these two structures join together to form a stone pillar. This is a natural phenomenon that takes eons to form.