ulwan sea

the ulwan sea borders the southern reaches of the everglade, and is a place of serenity and relaxation in the spring and autumn, but a deadly foe in the summer. In the winter, not many choose to visit the waters, but those that did would find pickings scarce as they are for all lands, but actually a sight more plentiful than other areas, making the ulwan a place of last resorts for those in desperate need of food; all of this, of course, if they dare to brave the freezing waters that can numb the paws within minutes. any number of typical sea life can be found here, but be wary to linger for too long or to swim too far in the summer, lest a plethora of rip tides and harsh winds breeding powerful waves drag the foolish to a watery grave.