Marea de Mijloc

The sea Marea de Mijloc is a great sea, the beating heart of many Europan and Afrikan nations. It allows trade and communication between nations and ports on the sea are highly contested. The sea has many geographical points of interest such as the Gothic Peninsula, the Hellasan Archipelago and the smaller Intuneric Sea between Aziana and the Balkans. The Marea hosted some of the first signs of civilization and its history should be preserved. The Sea should be respected and stay clean if Europa is to prosper. The Coasts of of Marea are different from one another, the Afrikanian coast is a scorched desert while the Europan Coast is a hot series of plains and cool mountains. Prehistorically, the sea was immensely salty and, although now less so, it still has a high salt concentration. Due to the higher concentration of salt in the water, the sea is actually a few degrees celsius hotter than other lakes and seas. Because of the warm sea currents the nations and lands surrounding the Marea may expect a lot of drought in the summers but will stay warmer during nights and winter. The Mareas coasts are beautifully scenic areas, with highlights being Sicily, South of Francia and the Hellasan Isle of Crete. The sea attracts thousands of pilgrims a year and many wealthy people have holiday residences on its coasts.