Gulf of Irotos

The Gulf of Irotos is an ocean basin and a marginal sea of the Ocean Unbeknownst, largely surrounded by the Country of Harpeia. It is bounded on the north and northwest by the Gulf Coast of the Aurelian Continent and Isles of Portolambassa; on the southwest and south by the Blytheneau Kingdom and on the southeast by the Isle of Reva.
== Geography ==
The Gulf of Irotos is a vast body of water located off the coast of the Country of Harpeia to the east. It is known for its treacherous waters and unpredictable weather patterns. The Gulf is home to several small islands, including the Isle of Reva and the Isle of Portolambassa, which are known for their exotic flora and fauna. The Isle of Reva is a small, rocky island located in the center of the Gulf. It is home to a small fishing village that relies on the abundant fish stocks found in the surrounding waters. The people of Reva are known for their unique customs and traditions, which blend elements of human, pirate, and saguahin culture.
The Isle of Portolambassa is a larger island located to the north of Reva. It is known for its dense jungle, which is home to a variety of exotic animals and plants. The island is also home to several ancient ruins, which are believed to be the remnants of a long-forgotten civilization.
== Culture ==
In recent years, the citizens of the Gulf have been struggling to deal with the Rookermire slavers, who have been raiding the coastal towns and villages for slaves. However, in a recent rebellion, the people of the Gulf managed to overthrow the slavers and take control of their own destiny. The customs and traditions of the Gulf are a unique blend of human, pirate, and saguahin culture. The people of the Gulf are known for their love of music, dance, and storytelling. They are also skilled sailors and fishermen, who rely on the bounty of the sea for their livelihoods.
The pirates of the Gulf are feared by many, but respected by all. They are known for their cunning and daring, and are often hired as mercenaries by the various kingdoms and countries that dot the Aurelian landscape. The saguahins, on the other hand, are a reclusive people who rarely interact with humans. They are known for their mystical powers and their connection to the sea. In conclusion, the Gulf of Irotos is a fascinating and unique region of Aurelia. Its customs and traditions, as well as its natural beauty, make it a must-visit destination for anyone who wishes to experience the true essence of Aurelian culture.
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