Deterusalohory

Deterusalohory is a fictional geographical location that appears in the speculative fiction novel "The Chronicles of Xylos" by author Anya Sharma. The name Deterusalohory itself is a compound word derived from invented languages within the novel's lore, reportedly meaning "Sunken City of Whispers" in the ancient dialect of the Seraphim.

Within the narrative, Deterusalohory is depicted as a once-magnificent metropolis that was submerged beneath the Azure Sea due to a cataclysmic event known as the Great Deluge. Legends surrounding its fall suggest a combination of magical misuse and environmental instability as contributing factors. The ruins are said to be guarded by spectral entities and corrupted sea creatures, making exploration perilous.

Archaeological expeditions and treasure hunters are frequently mentioned in the novel as attempting to breach Deterusalohory's depths in search of lost artifacts and forgotten knowledge. These endeavors often end in failure, reinforcing the site's reputation as a cursed or cursed place. The city's architecture is described as a fusion of crystalline structures and bioluminescent flora, a testament to the advanced civilization that once inhabited it. The lore suggests that Deterusalohory holds secrets crucial to understanding the history of Xylos and the origins of the magical energies that permeate its world.