Darkfalls
Darkfalls are a unique geological and meteorological phenomenon primarily observed in specific regions characterized by dense, ancient forests and a high degree of atmospheric moisture. These events are distinguished by a gradual and often imperceptible descent of a dark, viscous substance from the forest canopy, typically occurring during periods of low light or twilight. The substance itself has been described as resembling a thick, tar-like liquid, though its exact composition remains a subject of ongoing scientific investigation.
The formation of Darkfalls is believed to be linked to a complex interplay of factors. The decomposition
While not inherently dangerous, Darkfalls can pose challenges for local flora and fauna. The viscous material