The Lava Shore

A low black-rock shelf where old lava flows meet salt water in permanent boiling fog — scorched shades are thickest here, where something came out of the sea during the Sundering and did not go back.

The water boils at the shore and the steam hides everything more than ten paces out. The basalt underfoot is glassed and treacherous. Old flow-pillars rise out of the fog like drowned columns. Whatever came ashore here during the Sundering left burn-marks on the rock that have not faded.