Lugotak Sea

Lugotak Sea was a sea in the Alpuk region of the Great Glacier.

Description
The Lugotak Sea was very shallow. The deepest point of the lake was only in depth. The sea was constantly covered with a thin pack of ice. Covering the ice was a layer of wind-blown snow thick. The sea bed was covered with sharp spears of ice. Needle-shapped, the ice rose up from the sea bed to within of the surface.

This combination of factors made the Lugotak Sea one of the most deadly locations on the Great Glacier. Countless unfortunate souls have wandered onto the thin ice sheet, crashing through to be impaled on the sharp ice and drowning in the freezing water while bleeding out.

Geography
The Lugotak Sea was located in the south western corner of Alpuk, from the Tuutsaas Chain. The sea lies in the path of the major pass of the Tuutsaas Chain. The Uppuk River flowed into the sea.

Flora & Fauna
The Lugotak Sea was home to a species of aggressive seal who had sharp fangs