Ahratum

The large, tropical island that marks the easternmost port in the South Sea, Ahratum was established by Ukindan and Kotokai sailors decades ago and has since grown to be seen as the frontier post and the gateway to exploration towards the east and south. Storms run rampant around the island, making traveling further from it incredibly dangerous, but many still find their way out to its harbor in search of a haven away from the authorities of the four nations. A free port on a mysterious, verdant and mountainous island, Ahratum represents both the thrilling freedom of life on the sea, and the intriguing mystery of the South Sea islands.