Purple Mountains

The Purple Mountains are a long mountain chain comprised of roughly twenty individual peaks, the largest of which being Violet Peak, covered with Tree Violets. Temperatures in this area tend to peak at 60 degrees Farenheit during the day and then dip down to -20 degrees Farenheit during the night. These temperatures remain fairly steady throughout the year, thanks to climate pockets located all over Yuro.

Wildlife
The Purple Mountains harbor a vast number of flora and fauna, such as Tree Violets, Beul Bushes, Cattaruls, and Hervus.

History
The Purple Mountains were first recorded in 1644, by the Valean writer and explorer Lucio Escaleo in the book Vem Vales (translates to "a tale" in Valean).

Geaography
The Purple Mountains are made up of many peaks- the tallest is Violet Peak and the shortest is Kay Ridge, pictured below. The other peaks are nicknamed in relation to their shape, with some examples being Mussel Peak, Fang Mountain, and Baleu Mountain.