The Northeastern Ocean is a vast body of water located to the northeast of the continent. It plays a crucial role in the continent's history and geography, with significant events and the emergence of unique aquatic races tied to its waters.
The Crescent Isles, situated within the Northeastern Ocean, serve as a prominent landmark within this region. These islands have been the destination of several races, including the Goldites, who explored the outside world after emerging from the underground caves. The Crescent Isles are also linked to the presence of the Schwimbos, contributing to the ocean's significance in the continent's history and development.
The Northeastern Ocean, with its connection to the emergence of unique races and the establishment of notable landmarks, plays a pivotal role in the continent's story.