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*[[Ulangi]] | *[[Ulangi]] | ||
*[[Mysia]] | *[[Mysia]] | ||
*[[ | *Ruins of [[Shallam]](shallow draught only) | ||
*[[Jaru]] (shallow draught only) | *[[Jaru]] (shallow draught only) | ||
*the [[Eastern shore]] harbour of Shipwright [[Hawkins]] | *the [[Eastern shore]] harbour of Shipwright [[Hawkins]] | ||
For centuries, the Lemnian Sea has been a major nexus of commerce both lawful and unlawful. Shallam in the west and Zanzibaar in the southeast, two wealthy tropical nations, | For centuries, the Lemnian Sea has been a major nexus of commerce both lawful and unlawful. Shallam in the west and Zanzibaar in the southeast, two wealthy tropical nations, traded with each other since time immemorial. Over time, their activities garnered the attention of [[pirates]], turning Mysia and surrounding waters into a haven for buccaneers that would hope to prey on passing vessels. Smuggling is also a common practice in the Lemnian, as evidenced by the smuggling ring of the lesser Baarian islets. | ||
Natural resources of the Lemnian Sea include abundant [[fish]] populations such as whiskerknot skrei, stripefish, two-headed fish, giant hatchetfish, coelacanth, spotted fangtooth, duskfin tuna, and redfin tuna. [[Brittleback whale]]s, giant [[sea turtle]]s, and [[spearhead shark]]s also dwell within the temperate waters. | Natural resources of the Lemnian Sea include abundant [[fish]] populations such as whiskerknot skrei, stripefish, two-headed fish, giant hatchetfish, coelacanth, spotted fangtooth, duskfin tuna, and redfin tuna. [[Brittleback whale]]s, giant [[sea turtle]]s, and [[spearhead shark]]s also dwell within the temperate waters. | ||
[[Category: Oceans and Seas]] | [[Category: Oceans and Seas]] | ||