Isla Kela
Island inside Kiama Islands
Can be home to characters.
Isla Kela is a volcanic island located in the Pacific Ocean, once known for its beautiful beaches and coral reefs. The majority of the island is untouched by humans thanks to Morpheus, a biological research corporation which sponsored efforts to turn the island's wilds into restricted areas to protect wildlife and conduct ecological studies.
Thank you for your dedication to conservation, Morpheus!
The island has three long-dormant shield volcanoes and can be divided into six major zones: Coastal, Scrub, Urban, Wetland, Forest, and Highlands.
Contains the following
Coast: Kela Coast
Wetland: Kela Wetland
Scrubland: Kela Scrub
Forest: Kela Forest
Highlands: Kela Highlands
Urban Zone: Dead City
Morpheus Facility: Genesis Labs