Torraevio

A dormant volcano lies beneath the shallow beach that is the Torraevio. The shores are covered in large pebbles and small rocks, colored with various shades of red and black as well, making it look as though blood has been spilled. The water is somewhat murky from the soot that sifts beneath the surface. It's warm from the volcano that runs below the crust, making the calm water that laps upon the shore quite pleasant. However, the warm water makes the air quite humid. During the peak of the summer, some areas where the Earth's crust are thinner let more heat through cause the water to bubble and steam like a hot spring. During the winter, the water still remains warm. The steam from the water during the winter makes the air warmer and more humid than the rest of the lands.