During the last major siege on the town, many of the townspeople abandoned helping fend off other Wild Pokemon from occupying this well that was once home to primarily Slowpoke. Now it is said that many other Wild Pokemon claim this well as their own means of breeding grounds and nests. Tread softly through watery moss cover interior of the main and sub floors of the well. Many Pokemon do not take kindly to visitors and will attack without warning.

There are various tools and devices here to fashion hardened wood into Charcoal. The building is owned and ran by a quite odd fellow that goes only but the name Master. Razor. You may find him at times here fashioning huge chunks of pine into Charcoal. He welcomes people to visit his small Kiln even in his absence. Just try your best not to get burned by the intense heat from the stove. Who knows? Only time could tell if you actually get a chance to meet the man that uses his all to familiar CUT technique so frequently.

There stands a house to the north-east of Azalea that once was the home of a vintage Pokeball creator. Now, it is nothing more than a small empty house with a plaque that reads the previous owner and his achievements. Tons of odd and useless Apricorns are piled up to the left of a table that resides in the center. The townspeople have left the house in the same way that Kurt had left it before disappearing two years ago. You may come here to pay tribute to the man that made Pokeballs possible for Azalea Town for so many years.

This forest is more like a mystery wrapped in a enigma. Walking through it may give you the feeling that you are being followed by a unknown force of nature. This feeling will most likely become even more apparent when you reach the Shrine dedicated to the Forest’s Protector. A large number of Wild Pokemon can be found in the immense maze of flourishing growth. Do not dare challenge the forces that work to keep this forest in perfect order, many have tried in the past and all have failed. This was the one area that the original war had no toll on.