Olive is barely more than a speck of land amidst the vast ocean. Its terrain is mostly flat, a rugged expanse of rock ground, surrounded by a ring of sand and sparsely covered with salt-resistant vegetation. This hardy flora, though scarce, is well-adapted to the salty air and limited soil. Olive’s only notable feature is its dive point, which still functions today, albeit a little faultily.

ADVENTURER'S GUILD DISCOVERY NOTES

"It's small, nothing much to say. The salt here is high grade, though."

NATURAL RESOURCES