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Long and winding, the Shores of Lye are marked by their rocky shorelines and dark, gritty sand. Seals and sea lions frequent outcroppings that sprout up as far as a mile or more from the shoreline, while the tidepools scattered along the water's edge roil with life in the form of tiny crustaceans, anemonies, snails, small fish, and sea urchins. Years of weathering the ocean's tides have carved deep caves and hollows into the largest rock formations that dot the shoreline, providing plenty of hideaways for a wolf seeking to be alone for a while.

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