October, East China Sea.
After decades of development, the islands of the East China Sea were now bustling with human activity and economic prosperity. Each island had become a self-sufficient town, each town specializing in unique products, providing a robust support and expansion to the cultivation economy.
Among over a thousand islands, some were near enough to see the shore with a glance, while others extended deep into Ryukyu. Few remained undeveloped.
Chaotic Stone Island was one such place.
This island lay on the outskirts of the East China Sea, devoid of usable resources. It was covered with barren grey rocks, with no maritime routes passing through, rarely visited by humans, and only serving as a habitat for sea beasts and sea birds.
