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| − | <span class="DROPCAP">R</span>umored by many to be the most beautiful of the seas of Layonara, the Sea of Lampil's crystal clear azure waters have long fascinated those lucky enough to have seen them. Sailors, however, know that beneath this beauty lie many dangers. The warm clear waters of the sea teem with life, including fish that seem to fly across the surface, dolphins, and a large number of sharks. Deeper in the murky depths, devil (Moray) eels and the giant devil fish (Manta Ray) swim, masters of their domain. | + | <span class="DROPCAP">R</span>umored by many to be the most beautiful of the seas of [[Layonara]], the Sea of Lampil's crystal clear azure waters have long fascinated those lucky enough to have seen them. Sailors, however, know that beneath this beauty lie many dangers. The warm clear waters of the sea teem with life, including fish that seem to fly across the surface, dolphins, and a large number of sharks. Deeper in the murky depths, devil (Moray) eels and the giant devil fish (Manta Ray) swim, masters of their domain. |
Revision as of 00:49, 10 March 2019
Rumored by many to be the most beautiful of the seas of Layonara, the Sea of Lampil's crystal clear azure waters have long fascinated those lucky enough to have seen them. Sailors, however, know that beneath this beauty lie many dangers. The warm clear waters of the sea teem with life, including fish that seem to fly across the surface, dolphins, and a large number of sharks. Deeper in the murky depths, devil (Moray) eels and the giant devil fish (Manta Ray) swim, masters of their domain.
