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A thin dirt road, stretches out over miles of lush, green grass and tall trees. Many pokemon have found this place to be a splendid home. Route 1 leads to Mujana Forest.

Reaching the end of Route 1, you can see tall trees creating a creepy veil of darkness over the land. This forest is thick and hard for new trainers to travel through. Many grass, bug and ghost type pokemon have gladly made this their home.

At the edge of Mujana forest stands a small, lonely town which appears to be abandoned. With a closer inspection, travelers can see a strange, old house with the image of a ghastly on the front of it. This is one of the many pokemon gyms that you can find in the skylands.

Leading away from the ghost town of Zualya is a trail. Be careful when traveling across here though, because you might find yourself falling, falling and falling down, off of the skylands. There is no ground or cliffs to block the sides of this trail. Many bird and other flying type pokemon, find this to be an appealing place to live.

Before the Faded Cross war, this forest was simply a vast meadow. Nothing but grass could be seen for several miles ahead. Over the years, however; several trees began to take root and grow out tall. Petal Forest has become so large that few are able to venture to its deepest parts. A thick fog continuously runs along the ground making it hard to see very far, but small lights were placed along an artificial pathway which leads to the next destination. Leading travelers safely through.

Petal city was once known as the Black Spiral of Lerruen. A place where the fighting from the Faded Cross War simply spiraled upwards creating havoc and ending many lives. Several years after the fighting dissipated, flowers of all different sizes, shapes and colors began to grow here. Decorative vines grew and slowly winded their way up many of the buildings, making this the most beautiful place in Lerruen. Trainers from all over will come here simply to gaze at its magnificent scenery.

As soon as you exit Petal City, you will enter an enormous forest which stretches on for several miles in every direction. The pokemon league has named this 'the never ending route' for it's sheer distance to route five. If a trainer goes through here unprepared, they might find themselves severely lost. Grass, insect and bird pokemon typically live here along with the occasional rock, ground and water type pokemon.

Ember is a city surrounded by mountains on all sides with only a small road leading through to route 6. The people here have become accustomed to digging for coal and other rare minerals.

Leading out of Ember, is a small path which leads through some plains and into the next town. Route 6 is filled with various species of grass type pokemon.

Trainers can reach this river by passing through route 7. It's so vast in its size, that people were able to build a small, fishing town on its surface. This place is known for its water types.

Leading away from the river town of Belden is route 8. Scattered around this area are various species of ground type pokemon. Nearing the end of the route you will come to Zubat Cave. . . .

Once you've exited Zubat cave, you will come to Raykeep City. This is the largest city in Leurrun, but that means it's also the most polluted. Tall skyscrapers and heavy factories can be found all around this place. If trainers are seeking yet another gym badge, then they can go into the sewers. This is where they can obtain the Smog badge.

Hop on a bus near the edge of Raykeep and it will take you part way through this route. When you get off there will be miles of rocky terrain which provides the perfect cover for rock pokemon like onyx and gravelor.

Norview Town is known for its bright blue skies and its cheerful citizens that inhabit it. Everyone here often wears bright colored clothes and are surrounded by normal type pokemon. This goes without saying but, the Basic Badge can be obtained here.

Leading out of Norview Town and into yet another forest is route 11. This forest along this route is filled with nothing but Venipede and its evolution, they take a lot of joy out of terrorizing any traveler who trespasses through their territory.

Reaching the edge of the forest on route 11, you will come to a small town called Brookhedge. There are some buildings on the ground but many have been built in the trees for the sake of avoiding the Venipede. The people here also specialize in bird pokemon. Near its center is an enormous tree which also serves as the flying gym, here you can obtain the Breeze Badge.

Follow the stream which runs through Brookhedge until you get to a large river. Keep following the river until route 12 takes you to a small town which rests along the shoreline of the river, this is Bushley City.

Appearing along the edge of the river is a small city called Bushley. Yeah it's a strange place for them to live but they don't seem to care anyways. At the edge of the city there is a suspension bridge, cross it and you will be on a small island in the middle of the river. This is where you can obtain your last badge, the Steel Badge.

You can either take a boat from Bushley City to the path that lies across its lake, or go the long way and walk around the lake to reach Route 14 (Victory Road). If you choose to walk around the lake then you will encounter grass, poison, flying and water pokemon. By taking a boat you may only encounter flying and water types.

Victory Road is a long stretch of land that winds through forests and caves. A small pokemon center is conveniently placed in the middle of the path and some very strong pokemon can be found here. Many powerful trainers will often congregate on this pathway in order to test their skills against others.