whitesulé

Whitesulé is a fictional mountain range located in the northern hemisphere of the planet Xylos. These mountains are characterized by their distinctive white, crystalline peaks, which are believed to be composed of a unique mineral found only on Xylos. The range stretches for approximately 1,500 kilometers, with its highest peak, Mount Cinder, reaching an elevation of 9,000 meters.

The climate in Whitesulé is harsh, with temperatures rarely rising above freezing. The region experiences heavy snowfall throughout the year, contributing to the perpetual white cover of the mountains. Despite the extreme conditions, a hardy ecosystem has adapted to the Whitesulé. Small, bioluminescent flora can be found clinging to the rocky outcrops, and several species of migratory avians use the mountain passes as their travel routes.

The geological formation of Whitesulé is thought to be the result of intense tectonic activity millions of years ago. The crystalline structure of the peaks is a subject of ongoing scientific study, with theories suggesting a slow cooling process under immense pressure. Local Xylosian folklore often attributes the mountains' appearance to celestial tears, a poignant myth reflecting the awe and mystery surrounding this formidable landscape. Access to the Whitesulé range is challenging, with limited established routes and a focus on scientific research rather than tourism.