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Mountains of Fire

Behold the Mirror-World’s molten fury, where crustal plates collide or diverge, forging fiery peaks that can shake entire societies. From Krakatoa’s deafening roar to Mauna Loa’s gentle flows, volcanoes sculpt landscapes, build new land, and challenge mortal dwellers. Prepare to map Earth’s blazing heights.

Mirror-World knowledge in this quest​

  • Mount Vesuvius in Italy famously buried Pompeii in AD 79.
  • Krakatoa in Indonesia erupted in 1883, heard across oceans.
  • Mount Fuji in Japan is an iconic stratovolcano.
  • Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is Africa’s highest mountain, a dormant volcano.
  • Eyjafjallajökull in Iceland disrupted air travel in 2010.
  • Mauna Loa in Hawaii, USA, is the world’s largest active volcano by volume.
  • Popocatépetl in Mexico, near Mexico City, remains frequently active.