Jäizidny

Jäizidny is a small, largely uninhabited island located in the northern part of the Azure Archipelago. The island is characterized by its rugged coastline, with sheer cliffs rising from the sea on its western side and more gently sloping beaches on the east. The interior of Jäizidny is covered in dense, low-lying scrub and a few hardy, wind-battered trees.

The island's geological composition consists primarily of volcanic rock, a remnant of ancient volcanic activity that formed the archipelago. Evidence of this can be seen in the dark, porous stone that dominates the landscape. The waters surrounding Jäizidny are known for their clarity and are home to a diverse array of marine life, including various species of fish and seabirds that nest on the island's cliffs.

Historically, Jäizidny has seen minimal human settlement. Occasional visits by fishermen and explorers have been recorded, but no permanent communities were ever established, likely due to the island's lack of fresh water and arable land. Its remote location and challenging terrain have preserved its natural state, making it a point of interest for ecological studies rather than human habitation. The name "Jäizidny" is believed to originate from an ancient maritime dialect spoken by the early settlers of the wider region, though its exact meaning is now lost.