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The Cerulean Coast
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The Cerulean Coast

Brilliant blue flowers and drifted stone coffins, St. Trina's road

The Cerulean Coast, the southern shore of the Gravesite Plain in the Realm of Shadow, is the canon's most quietly beautiful landscape. The Map: Southern Shore description preserves what makes it singular: 'Map of the southern shore of the Gravesite Plain. A captivating vista of brilliant blue flowers, intermingled with colossal stone coffins of unknown origin that seemingly drifted to this place. To the east, the jagged peak thrusts upward into the clouds.' The blue flowers are not Erdtree-amber blue; they are a darker, deeper, mournful blue, and the canon never names them, the only flower its flavour-text ties to St. Trina is the velvety-purple water lily she left at her last.

The road through the Coast is St. Trina's road. Exiled by Miquella when he sloughed off the parts of himself that loved, St. Trina retreated south through the Cerulean Coast and ended at the Stone Coffin Fissure, the underground drift-basin where the impure dead gather. Her devotee Thiollier sought her along this same coast; Moore sent him the ebony-black syrup gathered and aged by the forager brood. St. Trina, who would have abolished sleep's distinction from death, sleeps somewhere below.

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Key ItemMap: Southern Shore

Map of the southern shore of the Gravesite Plain. A captivating vista of brilliant blue flowers, intermingled with colossal stone coffins of unknown origin that seemingly drifted to this place.

Item / MiscBlack Syrup

An ebony-black syrup held in an unglazed jar. Moore asked that this be delivered to Thiollier. An unknown liquid apparently gathered and aged by the forager brood.

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