Sucé

Sucé is a small, independent island located in the southern part of the Archipelago of Serenity. Its approximate geographical coordinates place it at 14 degrees North latitude and 72 degrees West longitude. The island is characterized by its relatively flat terrain, with low-lying hills dominating the interior. The coastline is a mix of sandy beaches and rocky outcrops, with a small natural harbor on the western side providing shelter for local fishing vessels.

The climate of Sucé is tropical, with distinct wet and dry seasons. The dry season typically runs from November to April, characterized by warm temperatures and minimal rainfall. The wet season, from May to October, brings higher humidity and intermittent heavy showers, often accompanied by strong winds. The island's vegetation is primarily tropical, with palm trees, dense scrub, and a variety of flowering plants.

The economy of Sucé is largely based on artisanal fishing and small-scale agriculture. Subsistence farming provides a significant portion of the islanders' food, with crops such as taro, yams, and various tropical fruits being cultivated. Fishing is a vital source of income and sustenance, with daily catches supplying both local consumption and limited export to neighboring islands. Tourism is minimal, with a few guesthouses catering to a small number of visitors seeking a quiet, off-the-beaten-path experience.

The population of Sucé is small, consisting of a few hundred permanent residents. The island has a single main village, which serves as the administrative and social center. Basic infrastructure includes a primary school, a small health clinic, and a community hall. Access to Sucé is primarily via boat, with regular ferry services connecting it to the larger island of Kaelen.