Coconut Island
The perhaps tritely named Coconut Island is home to a dense and homogenous forest of coconut trees. There are no landmarks on the island, very few even small animals and no permanent settlements. A very small number of coconut processing workshops have been constructed on the island, and some locals make a living off of collecting and selling the coconuts on Kinai, but otherwise the island is a stranger to intelligent life. The surface of the island is, like most of the archipelago, almost perpetually covered by mist.
The perhaps tritely named Coconut Island is home to a dense and homogenous forest of coconut trees. There are no landmarks on the island, very few even small animals and no permanent settlements. A very small number of coconut processing workshops have been constructed on the island, and some locals make a living off of collecting and selling the coconuts on Kinai, but otherwise the island is a stranger to intelligent life. The surface of the island is, like most of the archipelago, almost perpetually covered by mist.