Once this crater was human city located on a high hill. Nammu's cleansing, however, reduced it to a crater. Over time this crater filled with rain and snow melt, turning into a lake. The water is exceptionally blue and clear, allowing one to see right down to the bottom. The crater itself is several miles across but is shallow in most places, around fifteen feet. The sandy bottom of the lake is covered with abundant plant life. Lily pads, hyacinth, irises, and cattails grow along the shore and in the shallow water. A deciduous forest has reclaimed the slopes around the lake, though you can still find the occasional stretch of road or half-destroyed building hidden among the trees.

A short, narrow mountain range that almost cuts the southern portion of Genesis off from the rest of the continent. The range is dotted with meadows and caves to explore. There are a few natural passes through them, as well as man-made ones where the humans have either blasted through the mountains or made tunnels through or under them.