Pyllö

Pyllö is a small, fictional island located in the northern part of the Atlantic Ocean. Its geography is characterized by rugged coastlines, a temperate climate, and sparse vegetation due to its northern latitude. The island is primarily composed of volcanic rock, with a few small, sheltered bays that provide natural harbors.

The human population of Pyllö is minimal, with a few scattered settlements focused on subsistence fishing and small-scale farming. The inhabitants have a unique dialect and a culture that has developed in relative isolation, influenced by the harsh environment and the island's history of limited contact with the mainland. Traditional crafts, such as knitting and boat building, are still practiced.

Historically, Pyllö has seen brief periods of settlement by various seafaring peoples, but none established a permanent, large-scale presence. Its strategic location in the open ocean meant it was rarely a target for major conflicts. Today, Pyllö remains largely untouched by modern development, attracting a small number of researchers and eco-tourists interested in its pristine natural environment and unique cultural heritage. The economy is largely self-sufficient, with limited trade of dried fish and wool.