Eriaki

Eriaki is a fictional island nation located in the southern hemisphere of a planet in the fictional universe of the novel "The Last Resort". The island is characterized by its lush tropical rainforests, volcanic mountain ranges, and pristine coastlines. The climate is generally warm and humid, with distinct wet and dry seasons.

The indigenous population of Eriaki, known as the Eriaki people, has a rich cultural heritage deeply intertwined with the island's natural environment. Their traditional way of life revolves around sustainable agriculture, fishing, and intricate craftmanship. The Eriaki society is structured around tribal communities, each with its own elders and customs. They possess a unique oral tradition, passing down history, myths, and legends through generations.

Economically, Eriaki relies heavily on its natural resources. Sustainable logging, exotic fruit cultivation, and artisanal fishing are primary industries. Tourism, though present, is carefully managed to preserve the island's ecological balance and cultural integrity.

The political landscape of Eriaki is described as a council of elders representing the different tribes, making decisions collectively. External interference has been a recurring theme, with various factions seeking to exploit Eriaki's resources. The narrative often highlights the Eriaki people's resilience and their determination to protect their homeland and way of life from outside exploitation. The island serves as a sanctuary and a place of significant discovery within the context of the story.