hungry cliffs

far on the other side of the island from the spooky docks and antique stores towers the mighty edges of the island, the hungry cliffs. they are covered in glossy fresh grass and have the feel of a happy tourist sight. there is even a little sign that welcomes you to jukyo at the beginning of the hill. it's not much of a walk to get to the very top since the island is fairly evaluated in general. until you happen to glance over the slippery edge. the rocks are stained a gushy, gruesome red that flows down like veins. they pump oily substance as far as the eye can see in the ocean below; turning the waters the lovely hue of blood. it legend behind these cliffs goes back to when gigantic city was just a small fishing village. it was a common practice for children to dive off the edge into the ocean waters below and then swim to the safety of shore. every once in a while the waters would swallow a child or two but that wasn't quite enough motivation to stop the festivities for many years. however, as the town grew larger the people became smarter about safety and banned the cliffs. not too long after that sudden decision a large blood clot appeared in the ocean below. as more time passed, it grew and pumped it's crimson into the veins it is now. thus, the hungry cliffs we know were created. despite the people that get curious and slip over the edge, the waters are still craving the fresh meat of children. the local rumor is that the longer we don't throw a few kids in, the larger the sticky blood will become.