Emerald Sea
The vast ocean of green spores beneath the Emerald Moon, across which ships sail as easily as if it were water. Diggen's Point lies within it, near the Verdant Lunagree. STD:Tress:Ch 1
Known facts
- rogue-islands-exist-at-the-seas-edgeHuck tells Tress he slipped ashore while Fort sold cargo on an island at the edge of the Verdant Sea that does not fly the King's flag — a rogue island, lived in by ordinary-looking people, complete with a fifty-three-bell bell tower, a cobble-spiral path, and a foot-pedal drinking fountain. The King has always given the impression that no such islands exist; the Song has just put in at one.STD:Tress:Ch 35
Backreferences
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 1
- factDiggen's Point
- factVerdant Lunagree
- factEmerald Moon
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 5
- factMidnight Sea
- factCrimson Sea
- factCore Archipelago
- factRose Sea
- factThe Crow's Song
- factThe Sapphire Sea
- factUlaam
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 18
- factKingsport
- factSalay
- factShimmerbay
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 20
- factUlaam
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 22
- factThe Twelve Seas
- factThe Crow's Song
- factZephyr Sea
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 34
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 35
- factEmerald Sea
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 37
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 38
- factAnn
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 42
- factThe Crow's Song
- summarySTD:Tress:Ch 45