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== Realm of Jala: Pelagia == The realm of Jala, known as '''[[Pelagia]]''', is a vast, boundless ocean that stretches infinitely in all directions. Pelagia is a domain of pure water, a realm that is teeming with life, from the smallest microorganisms to the largest sea creatures, all thriving in the nurturing waters of Jala. In Pelagia, water is both a force of creation and a vast habitat. The realm embodies the dual nature of Jala, nurturing life through its nourishing waters while also possessing the power to engulf and reshape. The ocean's currents and tides flow with purpose, creating an ever-changing underwater landscape that mirrors the dynamic nature of water itself. The physical world of Adaris is deeply connected to Pelagia. The oceans, rivers, and lakes serve as conduits between the two realms, allowing the energies of Jala to flow freely into the material plane. It is believed that when water moves, it carries the breath of Jala, giving life to all it touches and maintaining the balance between the elements.
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