Beyest Sea

The Beyest Sea separates Espeira and the Eastern Continent. To it's north, the Beyest Sea meets the Quesset Sea, and to the south it runs into the Sandblade Channel. Its vastness and ferocity meant that for a long time, it was uncrossable, and even now, journeys take much time to prepare and are not common.

Geography
Because of the rough nature of the sea, much of its geography is largely unknown, even today. Small islands exist in the southern part of the sea, but no one knows how many islands there are or how populous they are. The most notable of these islands is called Equivil by the native Quetzi.

Ocean Floor
The sea bed is highly uneven. Usually, it would be flat, however colonies of thritch have built thin columns in which to live, and these litter the ocean floor like spiny stalagmites. The columns can be up to a kilometre high, depending on the colony's size.

Water Properties
The Beyest Sea is extremely prone to rough tides. It's violent storms are infamous, and crossing the Beyest Sea is considered a feat of hefty skill. The currents in the sea flow southwards. Its waters flow in from the north, from the Quesset sea, and they flow into the Sandblade Channel in the south, before flowing back north into the Quesset Sea.

Climate
The sea is stormy and rains for almost the entire cel, regardless of season. It has been known to snow, and the sea itself can carry enormous quantities of ice from Imeria. It has been claimed that thousands of years ago, the whole sea froze over, joining the Espeira and Cen for the first time. This is heavily refuted.