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[[File:MapSiulianSea.jpg|thumb|300px|The Siulian Sea is named for the merfolk capital city of [[Siul]].]] | [[File:MapSiulianSea.jpg|thumb|300px|The Siulian Sea is named for the merfolk capital city of [[Siul]].]] | ||
| − | The Siulian Sea is a body of water in the western [[Pallathantic Sea]] that lies between the island of [[Erechóreb]] and the waters around the city of [[Siul]]. It is named after the merfolk capital and was an important waterway in ancient Yophenthean history. The Siulian Sea is the key waterway for sea traffic between [[Danona]] and [[Erechóreb]]. The Siulian Sea touches the [[Nymenthonese Sea]], the [[Yophenthean Sea]], the [[Golden Sea]], the [[Sea of the Dead]], and the [[Fecund Sea]]. The open Siulian Sea is free of islands. | + | The Siulian Sea is a body of water in the western [[Pallathantic Sea]] that lies between the island of [[Erechóreb]] and the waters around the city of [[Siul]]. It is named after the merfolk capital and was an important waterway in ancient Yophenthean history. The Siulian Sea is the key waterway for sea traffic between north [[Danona]] and [[Erechóreb]]. The Siulian Sea touches the [[Nymenthonese Sea]], the [[Yophenthean Sea]], the [[Golden Sea]], the [[Sea of the Dead]], and the [[Fecund Sea]]. The open Siulian Sea is free of islands. |
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Latest revision as of 19:47, 12 February 2019
The Siulian Sea is named for the merfolk capital city of Siul.
The Siulian Sea is a body of water in the western Pallathantic Sea that lies between the island of Erechóreb and the waters around the city of Siul. It is named after the merfolk capital and was an important waterway in ancient Yophenthean history. The Siulian Sea is the key waterway for sea traffic between north Danona and Erechóreb. The Siulian Sea touches the Nymenthonese Sea, the Yophenthean Sea, the Golden Sea, the Sea of the Dead, and the Fecund Sea. The open Siulian Sea is free of islands.
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