Warm, sticky, and deliciously hazy. Syrup mists form each morning. Lightning only strikes during the annual “Butterboom Season.”

Giant flat pancake plains roll over golden fields, with the Syrup Serpentine River flowing lazily through the middle. Occasional bacon ridges offer slight elevation.

Cactus Crawler – These speedy lizards roll across the desert on tiny wheels and leave whipped cream trails.

Gigglebeetle – Hiding under pancake stacks, they erupt into giggles when stepped on.

Flat-cakes are harvested at dawn and flipped by hot-air spatula balloons. Townsfolk compete in daily Syrup Sliding contests, and breakfast is considered a sacred, all-day event.