The Isle of Deen-Narsha

From the places that the stars hit Tarth-Dansha there welled springs and made three great lakes, which were later called the Estallian Lakes. In the north there was a bay named Finzhal, which was very deep and full of fish. To the east there was a delta named Hanthian, under which there were many caves, and later the capital of the Eastern Province, Deltaville, was there. Across the Isle ran, from east to west, the Dagar Ridge, which was cut into quarters by the Estallian Lakes. The three lakes were named after stars: the eastern most lake they named after the star of the Ombors, Gelion; the center lake they named after their most beloved star, Haziar; the western most lake they named after the star of the Elves, Juthulain.* From these lakes ran many rivers, but cheif among them were these: the Hanthian River, which flowed norht into the delta from Gelion; the River Angorad, which ran south to the sea through lush fields also from Gelion; the River Finzhal, which ran north from Gelion, met the Fusta River coming from Haziar, and flowed into the Bay of Finzhal; Flowing south from Haziar came another river named Duneth, which flowed with the Garthu River into the Lake Garthnen; north from Juthulain flowed Juthad, which flowed into the Bay of Finzhal. The land between the Bay of Finzhal and the Delta, as far south as the Ridge of Dagar, was a land of deep forests. The land west and south from the Bay to the Ridge was wooded, but more sparsly and there were many large heaths, some many miles long and wide. South of the ridge were the great plains. Very few trees grew there, and the few that did were stunted. Around the Lake of Garthnen were more baren lands, and the people who lived there were in the river vallies and around the Lake.