This region consists of a cluster of floating islands situated above the Tabantha region. These landmasses, suspended in the upper atmosphere, present a unique environment characterized by distinct geographical features and atmospheric conditions. They offer a vertical extension to the landscape, markedly different from the terrestrial terrain below.
Their significance stems from a combination of factors, including potential resources, strategic vantage points, and unique ecosystems. Historically, such elevated locations may have served as observation posts or provided refuge. Understanding their characteristics is crucial for navigating and interacting with the wider environment.
