IIIat

IIIat is a small, sparsely populated island located in the southern region of the Azure Sea. Its geographical coordinates place it approximately 50 kilometers east of the mainland continent. The island is characterized by its rugged coastline, dominated by volcanic rock formations and small, sandy coves. The interior of IIIat is primarily covered by a dense, low-lying scrub vegetation, with a single, dormant volcano forming the island's highest point.

The climate of IIIat is temperate maritime, with mild winters and cool summers. Rainfall is moderate and distributed throughout the year. Due to its isolated location and limited fertile land, agriculture on the island is minimal, with most inhabitants relying on fishing and small-scale livestock farming for sustenance.

Historically, IIIat has seen intermittent human settlement, with evidence suggesting early seafaring peoples used it as a temporary stopover. Permanent habitation is a more recent phenomenon, dating back a few centuries. The current population is small, with the majority living in a single village on the western side of the island, benefiting from a natural harbor. The island has no significant natural resources, and its economy is largely self-sufficient. Access to IIIat is primarily by sea, with infrequent ferry services connecting it to the mainland.