Thalassas

The Mourning Shore is a hauntingly beautiful, yet desolate, stretch of beach on the island’s northern coast, where the waves crash against jagged rocks with a mournful wail. The sands are stained with a strange, black substance that seems to shimmer in the light, and piles of shipwreck debris litter the shore—remnants of lost vessels that met their end in the churning waters. At the water’s edge stands an ancient, crumbling lighthouse known as The Lantern of the Lost, its light extinguished long ago. The lighthouse was once a beacon for sailors, guiding them through treacherous waters, but it now serves as a grim monument to those who have perished seeking refuge on the Isle of Sorrow. It’s said that if you visit the shore at night, you can hear the whispers of the lost souls trapped in the wrecks, their voices carried on the wind. Some believe the souls are cursed to repeat their final moments, forever seeking a way to reach the shore once more.