Thalassas world illustration - Pirate theme
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Thalassas

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A vast oceanic world of cursed waters, ancient ruins, and perilous islands veiled in eternal mists.


Author's Note: The world of The Shrouded Seas is an oceanic expanse veiled in eternal mists, where myths and danger collide. Its treacherous waters are dotted with countless islands, each harboring secrets of ancient civilizations lost to time. Shrouded in mystery, the seas are said to be cursed, haunted by spectral ships, sea monsters, and whispers of drowned gods. Navigators rely on star charts and enchanted compasses, as the mists twist both time and direction. Empires of seafaring merchants and ruthless pirate armadas clash for control of rare treasures, while explorers seek the fabled heart of the abyss—the source of the sea’s curse.
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The Mirror Lake
The Mirror Lake
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Coordinates(3185, 6131)
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Nestled in a secluded valley, The Mirror Lake is a tranquil, perfectly still body of water that reflects the sky so clearly it seems as if the world beneath the surface is a mirror of the heavens above. Surrounded by weeping willows and dense foliage, the lake exudes an otherworldly calm, and local legend speaks of it being a portal to other realms. Some say that if one gazes into the lake at dawn or dusk, they might catch glimpses of the past or future—visions of long-lost civilizations, impending storms, or hidden treasures. Yet, those who linger too long often feel a strange compulsion to dive into the water, where it’s said that the lake’s depths guard a forgotten artifact of immense power—one that many believe to be cursed.

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