Temple Island

Temple Island is a small island located in the far north of the Eastern Ocean, It was named temple island due to a stone structure carved into it's cliffs, which is believed to be the remains of a man made structure, though it's origins are not known, It is not confirmed to have been a place of worship. Geometric patterns cover much of it's exterior, and the layout of openings in the wall implies there to be three levels, with the lowest containing only single room with a window. A small structure made of stones is located on the surface of the island, it is believed to have at one point served as the entrance to the Temple. The remains of a large foundation suggest a larger structure was at one point located on the western side of the island, theorized to have been a tower used for spotting incoming vessels, however this has not been confirmed.

A man has been observed living on the island, however he does not reside within the Temple, instead residing in a small cabin of wooden construction. The man was also seen tending to a chicken coop located near his house, the number of chickens is not known. Several fruit trees are present on the island, these are believed to have been brought here by either the man or the former inhabitants of the Temple, as they are not native to this area of the Ocean, their appearance, however, does not seem to match the wood from which the man's cabin is made. Their origin is unknown. The man can also be seen fishing on the shores of the island.

No attempts at contacting the man have been made so far.