Sósúolía

Sósúolía is a small, sparsely populated island located in the southern part of the Azure Archipelago. Its coordinates place it approximately 500 kilometers west of the mainland continent. The island is characterized by its rugged volcanic terrain, with a central peak reaching an elevation of nearly 800 meters. Despite its limited size, Sósúolía boasts a surprisingly diverse ecosystem, owing to its isolation. Indigenous flora includes several endemic species of succulents and hardy shrubs adapted to the arid climate and rocky soil.

The island's human population is minuscule, consisting primarily of a few dozen inhabitants who subsist on fishing and small-scale agriculture. The primary settlement, a small village named Port Blossom, is situated on a sheltered bay on the eastern coast. Historically, Sósúolía was a brief stopping point for ancient mariners, and there are sparse archeological remnants suggesting temporary encampments. In more recent centuries, it was a minor hub for pearl divers until the industry declined. The island currently lacks significant infrastructure beyond basic fishing facilities and a rudimentary airstrip used infrequently for supply flights. Its economic activity is almost nonexistent, and it remains largely off the beaten path for tourism.