Gorhathi

Gorhathi is a fictional location featured in the fantasy novel "The Serpent's Tooth" by author Elara Vance. Within the narrative, Gorhathi is depicted as a remote and ancient forest, known for its dense foliage and the peculiar, phosphorescent flora that illuminates its depths during the night. The forest is said to be inhabited by a reclusive people, the Gor, who possess a deep connection to the natural world and are skilled in herbalism and tracking.

The Gorhathi forest is a significant setting for the protagonist's journey, serving as both a place of refuge and a source of mysterious challenges. Legends surrounding the forest speak of a hidden spring with healing properties, a secret guarded by the Gor. The atmosphere of Gorhathi is often described as both enchanting and eerie, with the unusual plant life contributing to its otherworldly character. The story suggests that the forest holds ancient secrets, tied to the very essence of the land and its inhabitants. Its isolation has allowed its unique ecosystem and culture to persist, largely untouched by the outside world.