212 CHAPTER 167: BACK IN BLACK

MEDITERRANEAN SEA

The seagulls fly over the water as it dive down and grab a handful of fishes. It seems like the good old days. Only if the seagulls were smaller.

This seagulls was as big as a car and the fishes it caught were the size of a normal tiger. This is the sea that is connected to the Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by the Mediterranean Basin and almost completely enclosed by land.

On the north lies Southern Europe, on the south, North Africa and on the east by the Levant.

This Sea saw the rise and fall of Empires. The Greeks called it the Great Sea. The Roman Empire called is Mare Nostrum.

The Carthaginians called it the Syrian Sea.

In this large Sea, there is an island in the Ionian Sea. It sprouted near Strait of Messina before floating into the middle of the Ionian Sea.

There is many island around the sea formed after the Fall.